Fracturing in a sentence

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At least 37 of these were volcano-tectonic earthquakes that were associated with rock fracturing processes at depths of 1 to 9 kilometers beneath the northwestern and southeastern slopes of the volcano edifice.

Fracturing his leg, Smith's playing days were over at just 17, but determined to stay involved in the game, he was taken under the wing of another legendary sports physiotherapist Jimmy Headrige.

In June last year, two American tourists $25,000 worth of damage to the Spanish Steps in Rome, while a month earlier, a drove his rented Maserati down the travertine staircase, fracturing two of the steps.

Its output has increased by more than 350 billion cubic meters in the past decade owing to the increasing cost of coal, and advancements in extraction technology such as horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking.

Marvel is mum on what leads to the team fracturing; is it because of this year’s Hellfire Gala?

Phobos suffered extensive fracturing and a peculiar grooved terrain that striates much of the surface.

Scientific American reported on a study that suggests fracturing liquid injections could be responsible for much farther-reaching and more potentially devastating quakes.

Soon thereafter, several officers were indicted on federal racketeering charges as the Gun Trace Task Force reverberated through the department, further fracturing public trust.

Still, technical and quantitative projections suggest that investors are better off buying the dip in “A” rated Schlumberger, a pioneer of hydraulic fracturing (fracking) technologies.

There’s a new divide fracturing congressional Republicans — over how hard to go after China.

They have been selected, as Coen puts it in his short introduction, “to highlight Lee’s unusual approach to framing – his splitting, splintering, repeating, fracturing, and reassembling into new and impossible compositions”.

Ultra-libertarian economist Javier Milei has dragged the political system toward the edges, essentially fracturing Juntos por el Cambio with the coalition’s hawks and doves battling it out for supremacy.

Without change, Maude says, “we will see tensions rumbling, frustrations building and relationships fracturing”.

Days after she was admitted in June 2020, she fell in her room, fracturing her right hip and requiring surgery, according to court filings.

Fracking, properly known as hydraulic fracturing, is the technique by which natural gas is accessed from a mile underground.

He then climbed onto the second victim's bed, hitting him repeatedly on the head and similarly fracturing his skull.

Highlighting the current bans in other jurisdictions, the Minister continued: “The south of Ireland and Wales have recently banned all onshore petroleum activity, and has taken action on hydraulic fracturing, known as ‘fracking’.

In 1985, the federal Department of Justice sued the city, accusing council members of fracturing Latino voters’ political influence in maps approved a few years earlier.

In June 2020, the teenager was left fighting for her life after falling 15ft from a ramp in training, fracturing her skull, breaking her left arm and wrist, as well as suffering lacerations to her heart and lungs.