Sentence examples for Substantial breakdown from inspiring English sources

A federal appeals court, upholding the order last year, scorched the Department of Environmental Protection, citing "a substantial breakdown in the agency process that has resulted in 20 years of permanent cleanup inaction".

Credit for the scoop goes to Korea's Digital Daily which, among a substantial breakdown of the latest OLED shipment and yield rate data, reveals Google will source its new Pixel displays from LG.

In comparison with the United States, Germany has had a more substantial breakdown in output and has seen a much slower economic recovery, while the United States has faced a substantial rise in unemployment and a decline in employment.

In the event of a substantial breakdown of this nature, further support to the downside resides around the 1.2550 region, the level of the most recent price swing low.

Advanced progression leads to an increasing decay of the mineral structures, finally causing a substantial breakdown with related cavity formation.

At a later stage, the steadily increasing demineralization causes substantial breakdown of the microscopic mineral structures, which results in fluid pools within the surrounding almost intact mineral structures.

The reason for the superior tenderness of the fast pH group is suggested to be caused by a quicker and a more substantial proteolytic breakdown for this type of meat compared to the more slowly glycolysing muscles.

None of the specimens had a RIN value below six (indicating substantial RNA breakdown).

Other reasons that brought people through the food bank doors were ill health, bereavement, relationship breakdown, substantial caring responsibilities, precarious jobs, and redundancy.

In this paper, a power laterally diffused metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (LDMOSFET) on InGaAs is proposed to achieve substantial improvement in breakdown voltage, on-resistance and Baliga׳s figure-of-merit with reduced cell pitch.

47 These findings indicated a substantial similarity of chlorophyll breakdown both in senescent leaves and in ripening fruit and suggested that the colour changes observed in ripening fruit and in senescent leaves were accompanied by a remarkably common biochemical path of chlorophyll breakdown.