Sentence examples for will be fractured from inspiring English sources

If our kids keep getting taken off us, our culture will be fractured even further.

Normally, multilayer ceramic structure will be fractured after impact because of the tensile wave caused by the interlayer.

But, even if these fights happen and Haye unifies what was once the biggest prize in sport, it will be fractured again as soon as he retires.

It got its wish: the government — if it holds together — will be fractured and unwieldy, rife with suspicion, hobbled by a shaky grasp of the rule of law and prone to collapse, or at least chaos.

Using a version of technology that's currently employed to help free natural gas and oil, the rock will be fractured, allowing water pumped into one hole to percolate through to the other.

Once out of the EU, unless there is a status quo transition period of 21 months, as planned in the prime minister's deal, today's current seamless trade will be fractured by customs and phytosanitary checks.

The minimisation factors will be fractures involving either tuberosity and centre.

If the tests prove promising, the well will be hydraulically fractured or "fracked".That process is transforming the natural-gas industry.

If his body breaks down — Rooney broke a toe in the 2004 European championships and just before the 2006 World Cup — many feel that England's chances will be equally fractured.

If the digit is fractured, Warner will be racing the clock to be fit for next month's Test tour of Sri Lanka.

"Whoever wins, I think the country will be left completely fractured".