Sentence examples for a remarkable breakdown from inspiring English sources
The death of Mr. Hook, a 54-year-old British supervisor for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, has laid bare a remarkable breakdown of trust between the Israeli government and the United Nations, the very organization which gave birth to Israel almost 55 years ago.
Only once, at Lord's in 1896, when Tom Richardson and George Lohmann bowled them out for 53, have they made fewer in the opening innings of a Test match: the Manchester Guardian headline at the time was "Remarkable Breakdown of The Colonials".
Under blue illumination a remarkable decrease in breakdown voltage was observed for both buffer types.
Between 15 and 25°C a remarkable decrease in the breakdown potential was observed whereas in the 25 50°C range it remained practically constant.
Hunt's first book didn't quite fulfil the promise of its audacious conceit, but her second is nothing short of stunning: an adventure story, a psychological investigation of physical and mental breakdown, and a remarkable account of weather and endeavour.
This concept is based on the superior confinement of two-dimensional electron gases (2-DEGs) provided by the QW EBL, resulting in a significant improvement of breakdown voltage and a remarkable suppression of spilling electrons.
The genome sequences of bifidobacteria of human origin display a remarkable enrichment in genes involved in breakdown, uptake, and utilisation of a wide variety of complex polysaccharides of dietary and host origin [ 13, 85– 92].
Thompson claimed that she "left the theater in a condition bordering on nervous breakdown," because the film was a "remarkable nightmare".
Indeed, DCCs show a remarkable structural parallel, otherwise, to the bilins from heme breakdown.
Remarkable figures for a remarkable cricketer.
