Sentence examples for an apparent breakdown from inspiring English sources

In 1973, after an apparent breakdown, he was treated for an addiction to painkillers as well as injuries sustained in a drunken fall.

On Thursday, Christophe Decarnin missed his own Balmain show for reasons the company will not comment upon (though Women's Wear Daily described the cause as an "apparent breakdown").

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 (AP) — The chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, saying that the Federal Communications Commission had suffered "an apparent breakdown in an open and transparent regulatory process," ordered an investigation of the agency.

The filmmakers' most audacious creation is a framing story that renders the book's predictive power explicit: that of Nick Carraway, who, in December, 1929, checks into a clinic to get off alcohol and to get over an apparent breakdown (or what Fitzgerald, writing about his own mental and physical crisis in 1936, called his "Crack Up").

Interestingly, the inhibitor 4 was obtained serendipitously en route 3 via an apparent breakdown of Fürst Plattner rule.

Section 7.3 shows that failure to refine the value of b can lead to an apparent breakdown in the valence sum rule if the parameters are used uncritically.

It also followed the apparent breakdown of an initiative by Saudi Arabia and Syria to strike a compromise between Hariri's bloc and the Hezbollah-led opposition, which formed a tenuous unity government amid heightened sectarian tensions almost three years ago.

The former Nickelodeon star has been tweeting her apparent breakdown on an hourly basis for months, but her outbursts have become increasingly personal and cruel since she was arrested and charged with reckless endangerment last week, after she allegedly threw a bong out the window of her high-rise apartment in New York City.

Measurement of the apparent breakdown potential as a function of potential sweep rate has demonstrated that the apparent breakdown potential varies linearly with the square root of potential sweep rate, as predicted by the Point Defect Model (PDM).

So why has this particular deployment become somewhat of a comedy of errors and an apparent communications breakdown?

The lead prosecutor, Lt. Col. William Helixon, left the case last month following an apparent nervous breakdown.