Sentence examples for a fundamental breakdown from inspiring English sources

Labour's shadow health secretary Heidi Alexander has warned of a "fundamental breakdown in trust" between the Government and junior doctors.

The BMA hit back by blaming the government for creating the impasse by causing a fundamental breakdown in trust with junior doctors.

"Now whoever ordered that needs to be dismissed from service immediately – that is just a fundamental breakdown of management and leadership".

Mr Pickles diagnosed a "fundamental breakdown of governance in this mayoral administration" and plans to insert commissioners to take it over.

Labour's shadow health secretary Heidi Alexander said earlier this week that Mr Hunt had caused a "fundamental breakdown of trust" between the profession and Government.

He said the strike was "a result of a fundamental breakdown in trust with junior doctors, for which the Government is directly responsible".

But Watson says that the real problem was his swing and that his putting woes were merely a byproduct of a more fundamental breakdown in his game.

For Cornwell, however, these are merely symptoms of a more fundamental breakdown in communications between hierarchy and faithful provoked by John Paul's highly centralized and authoritarian rule.

But at its core, the discontent in California, which is also developing in other states, reflects a broader, fundamental breakdown in the traditional operation of the public university.

This 'tough love' style graduation speech isn't anything new, but it points to a growing and fundamental breakdown between what students learn in high school and college and what employers both expect and need.

The Facebook story demonstrates the fundamental breakdown of this informed consent model.