The other wants to use the pandemic, and climate change, as a pretext to blast apart its foundations.

The company has benefited handsomely from fracking, a gas-drilling method that uses high-pressure water and chemicals to blast apart underground rock formations.

Fracking, a hydraulic fracturing process, involves pumping millions of gallons of water and chemicals underground to blast apart previously untappable geological formations.

The technique uses millions of gallons of water and chemicals to blast apart underground rock.

The government launched an inquiry into the drilling technique, which uses water and chemicals at high pressure to blast apart underground rock formations.

Don't let the liquid boil, because that will make them break apart.

When combined, these forces could easily cause both of them to break apart.

They will break apart as the month goes on, and fill the gutters with fluffy, yellowish seeds.

At sunset, colours can be particularly enticing - but keep your distance - an iceberg can break apart at a moment's notice.

I would break apart the themes, the sentences, even the individual words of a given passage.

With the seal removed from its resting place, the moon begins to crack apart, causing unpredictable and violent tides.

As some minerals expand more than others, temperature changes set up differential stresses that eventually cause the rock to crack apart.

A series that cracks apart the outcome of jealousy in sombre, slow-burning fashion.

Horse-chestnut buds are cracking apart.

His body was slowing cracking apart.

Along the way studio walls fly apart to become scene transitions, and memories and flashbacks are projected on to interior scenes.

It was a way of imposing order on creative lives so busy that they might otherwise fly apart.

Astronomers had realised that many galaxies — clusters of stars that dominate the visible universe — move so fast that they should fly apart.

In this case, the force causes things to fly apart, not stay in the bucket.

The nucleus then splits into two pieces that fly apart.

She turns them up on end-pulls the place apart.

I can write any place apart from home.

International buyers see the capital as a safe haven, a place apart from the eurozone's woes.

Place apart on a greased baking sheet and press your thumb into each ball.

A place apart, a city state within the state.

Space apart on the baking sheet.

These marked points should be a set amount of space apart.

Order for the ranks of the formation to space apart.

The glass of his pocket watch was shattered, however, a half crown in his pocket was partially melted and his shoes split apart.

In the space of a 30-second phone call, they'd split apart.

Which begs the question, did fluorescence evolve in mammals before the three branches split apart?

He also notes that those electrolyzers require membranes to keep the oxygen and hydrogen molecules separated once they’re split apart.

Agonized laboring led to it, vast upheavals of intergalactic space, time split apart, a wrenching and tearing of the very sinews of reality itself.

Cameras capable of taking 2,000 digital frames a second are positioned both inside and outside the track to tease apart the winners and the losers.

She’ll then run a bite of that granola bar through the mass spectrometer to tease apart every single molecule that it’s made of.

Soak a cotton bud in it, apply to the affected area (do not use near the eyes, mouth or on broken skin), then gently tease apart.

Finally, it can be difficult to reconstruct and tease apart all splicing isoforms.

It teases apart the themes without hitting you over the head with them.

The film doesn't stint on the harrowing details of families wrenched apart.

They had been wrenched apart in spite of themselves.

In a region of strong gravitational tidal forces, the two particles in a pair may sometimes be wrenched apart before they have a chance to mutually annihilate.