Sentence examples for would have disintegrated from inspiring English sources

They cannot be more than a few hundred thousand years old, a brief span in cosmic terms, or else they would have disintegrated by now.

He prepared the fossil meticulously and with some skill (if he had not the layers of oil shale in which it was found would have disintegrated).

Had you been told that in the climate of last week, you would have sworn that an unhappy group under a coach who allegedly knows not what direction to confer on them would have disintegrated into chaos.

The album is abundant in such choruses, bound together by a chugging, playful rhythm (Haile Selassie), stabbed by authoritative guitars (Shell Games), or embedded in coruscating electronic effects (Triple Spiral) that, in earlier albums, would have disintegrated into chaos.

Underneath, Spike has written: "We'll win the election, I promise!" Lazy, shorthand journalism will make much of that unhappy, strife-ridden interlude of the early 1980s for Foot, and his beloved wife Jill Craigie, but the Labour party would have disintegrated without him at the time.

And no one in a position of authority has had the temerity even to suggest that we ought to revisit the deregulatory moves of the 1990s — backed by Greenspan and executed by the Clinton administration — that allowed the creation of unmanageable financial monstrosities like Citigroup, which would have disintegrated absent a huge amount of federal aid.

If an explosive decompression had been caused by a bomb that was planted on board, the plane would likely have disintegrated at a much higher altitude; as it was, it was tracked until it was relatively low.

Had it not been for some inadvertence, the tablet would almost certainly have disintegrated in the rain in a year or two and scattered with the wind as so much illiterate dust.

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'It might have disintegrated,' he says".

The "Asian miracle" seemed to have disintegrated.