Sentence examples for Breakdown of order from inspiring English sources

Plenty of Benghazians eyed the uprising with suspicion, worried at the breakdown of order.

But the breakdown of order since the invasion has changed all that.

It represents an implicit breakdown of order, a marking of territory by gangs.

That particular threat may be growing, bolstered by the breakdown of order in Iraq and Libya and the civil war in Syria.

"Ultra" football fans may just represent themselves but their confidence attests to a breakdown of order as well as the fragmentation of political life.

Beneath cuts a rip-tide: the sense that this is not a breakdown of order, but a new order of things.

The prisoners' stories, which could not be independently confirmed, reveal partial breakdowns of order beneath the surface of a still-functioning system, as well as the day-to-day negotiations that prisoners and guards engage in to survive a patchy conflict where neither side is entirely secure.

Was it the simple breakdown of social order?

But then, too, gun violence wasn't just incidental but instrumental pointed, causal to the breakdown of social order.

He told me that he feared "a breakdown of civil order" if the team didn't bounce back strong.

Whatever their contentions about a breakdown of governmental order, however, the term "no-go zone" is best left in retirement.