Sentence examples for would be disintegration from inspiring English sources

"The costs otherwise would be disintegration, strife and civil war," Mr. Azm said.

But Finland's President Martti Ahtisaari used a recent visit to Russia to back this trend: the alternative to decentralisation by design, he predicted, would be "disintegration by default".In the past, Moscow tried to keep people like Mr Rossel in their place.

Also in Libya it should have been obvious that if Gaddafi goes down the consequence would be disintegration.

When NATO exploited the Arab Spring to overthrow Gaddafi in 2011, he wrote the consequence would be "disintegration" as a regressive Islamism captured Libya's institutions.

It could be done, but there would be brand disintegration.

Were that to happen, I have no doubt that the result would be the disintegration of the few parts of Syria where there is still some sort of functioning government.

The authors proposed that as MCI progressed toward AD there would be a disintegration of the compensatory networks as observed by underactivation of the lateral PFC, precuneus, and posterior parietal regions, all involved in executive function, compared to nonimpaired age-matched controls.

One way to explain that energy bump would be by the disintegration or annihilation of a very massive dark particle.

In spite of Fiction's fears that the album would be "commercial suicide", Disintegration became the band's commercial peak.

A chaotic disintegration would be a calamity.

Doubtless he would be dismayed by the disintegration of the fight game and the fact that racing survives more on slot machines and simulcasts than on what happens on the track.