The question was why the fracturing occurred more often during certain times.

Discussions about what to do next led to a fracturing of the group.

He was cracking up, but couldn't seem to stop the fracturing.

Leonard's final season was also marked by the fracturing of the team.

"I didn't understand the fracturing of the relationship," says Shapiro.

In particular, they were talking about something called fracturing.

But he added that there were increasing possibilities of the army's fracturing.

Due to the fracturing, the field is not efficiently drained.

I believe this is the first hydraulic fracturing article that has appeared here.

But it may also further the fracturing of an unhealthy public fantasy.

But all include considerable political hazards, including further fracturing of the alliance.

In 2011, France became the first nation to ban hydraulic fracturing.

The company continues to deny that hydraulic fracturing was involved.

Hydraulic fracturing breaks up rock to get more oil and gas out of the ground.

"Not having it contributes to the fracturing of society."

Water is an integral component of the hydraulic fracturing process.

Overcoming formation pressure is usually not sufficient to cause fracturing.

There is discussion regarding whether control of hydraulic fracturing should be at the state or federal level.

The hydraulic fracturing process also uses large quantities of surface water.

My visit to Balabakk was a gross fracturing of all the rules.

Visit the hydraulic fracturing location page to learn how this process could affect you.

The overall purpose of the study is to understand the relationship between hydraulic fracturing and drinking water resources.

Pressure can not be maintained, potentially causing fracturing within the pump.

Economic effects of hydraulic fracturing include payments to property owners.

Apparently there had been expansion and fracturing here, causing crystals to break off.

And it could all happen in a fracture of a second.

This was a moment when a wrong turn on his part would mean future or fracture for all involved.

There is a fracture, but it's not going to keep me out of the game.

Most of the increased fracture risk is seen in people over age 50.

A couple million fractures happen in this country every year.

You may be able to reduce your risk of fractures.

"He really must not do this, because it will fracture our society again."

Stress fractures would set him back both in 1999-2000 and 2000-01.

She turned out to have a stress fracture in her lower back.

A thing which can flow will not break or fracture.

It is not likely to fracture as a stone point might.

More can be done, as has been said, to prevent fractures.

Those fractures are likely to remain open for some time, many Democrats said last night.

Some other problems may develop in addition to, or as a result of, the fracture.

Patients will continue to improve after the fracture for 4 to 12 months.

A fracture of the shoulder will not hold her outside the action this 2011-12 season.

In one case a child was removed from her mother after a fracture at the age of 18 months.

Two bones in his lower back had about 16 fractures.

From there, making a plan to prevent fractures is simple.

Toward the end of the season, she sustained four fractures.

Later reports said he was conscious and had no fracture.

But men have just 35 percent the risk of hip fractures as women.

He was found dead the next day of a skull fracture.

It takes a fracture like I had three months to heal.

The general died on the way to the hospital from multiple fractures, the press office said.

The black had fractured right down into the base of the site.

Since the state fractured their lives, it should help them put the pieces back together.

The nature of the contest fractured in the next few days.

It looked as though she had not fractured his skull.

Their story is another example of the way families have been and continue to be fractured by immigration.

But a year ago, in a fall, he had fractured his right radius.

That's not altogether true, and the response has been fractured.

The union has been fractured this year by a series of disputes.

"He could not have fractured his skull in a fall?"

It was hard, too, for he might have fractured his skull.

The war in Iraq has fractured this country, she said, at huge expense.

He fractured the skull of his 5-year-old daughter with a club.

"The firm is clearly fractured," one person involved in the situation said yesterday.

One of his arms was fractured in this daring effort.

Had he fractured ribs in his fall from the horse?

The following Saturday he raised his hand and fractured her nose.

No one seems to know for sure why the Chicago truce has fractured.

It seems a bit of the soul fractured off and struck him.

Although the charges would be dropped eventually the team was fractured.

He tried to speak but felt the pain, and knew his jaw was fractured.

Yet this tradition of bipartisan support has fractured in recent years.

He wondered if any of his ribs had been fractured.

Her absence had fractured the sense of continuity in his life.

It was later determined he fractured his skull in the fall.

Anyone can see the legs are fractured and need to be set."