Sentence examples for an abrupt breakdown from inspiring English sources
Scientists worry that rising temperatures may lead to an abrupt breakdown of this "conveyor belt", which would result in Britain and neighbouring countries experiencing much harsher winters.What to do?It was this witch's brew of gloomy predictions that led the world's governments to agree to the Kyoto treaty in the first place.
National Security Adviser John Bolton declared last week's summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un "a success," despite its abrupt breakdown and failure to produce a denuclearization deal.
One 9-year-old victim of an abrupt mental breakdown issues intermittent rants about the terrorist acts; a high-school student whose father was killed in the World Trade Center develops an obsession with the Ouija board, which tells her that another fatherless classmate is the Antichrist.
Zhai, Y. et al. Microtubule dynamics at the G2/M transition: abrupt breakdown of cytoplasmic microtubules at nuclear envelope breakdown and implications for spindle morphogenesis.
Only much later, when McNeill has a mental breakdown that marks an abrupt end to the relationship, can she understand her state of mind: "That it was me who lived through this period seems, in retrospect, unthinkable.
The upward transition (by increasing the air and fuel flow rates) corresponds to a vortex breakdown, i.e. an abrupt change from an attached swirling flame (unidirectional or with a weak bluff-body recirculation), to a lifted flame with a strong toroidal vortex occupying the bulk of the flame.
All these fruitful years came to an abrupt halt in 1897 when Weber collapsed with a nervous-breakdown shortly after his father's sudden death (precipitated by a heated confrontation with Weber) [Radkau 2011, 53 69].
After breakdown, there is a transition from curve I to III, where an abrupt decrease in voltage takes place.
Such an abrupt reversal smacks of desperation.
Normally, an abrupt blink is produced.
There was an abrupt difference.
