Sentence examples similar to a complete break up from inspiring English sources

A complete break-up, although more likely than six weeks ago, is still a remote possibility.

Investors had been keen for a complete break-up of the businesses.

Pleasing both of its constituent parties looked a tough task: before the general election, some Liberal Democrats had called for a complete break-up of Britain's biggest banks; the Conservatives, the dominant party in the coalition, were less confrontational.

"If it's school-by-school, a complete break-up of national pay and conditions, then I think that would be a focus for industrial action by our union".

It represented a complete break with Chevy's stodgy past.

He had a complete break down.

The deletion of "accident" from accident and emergency services; the softening up of the public to accept that emergency services are only for life-threatening conditions; the forced closures of A&E departments and the complete break-up of GP services – all this follows from the act that is dissolving the NHS.

The aim of this contingency plan is not the complete break-up of the 17-country euro area.

Therefore, there may be no way to avert the partial or complete break-up of the Eurozone in the years to come.

"It feels like a complete break".

9/11 provided the catalyst for a complete break.