Other advisers said that the closeness of the election provided additional motivation, as did the breakdown of the returns.
The profile pictures sometimes told stories beyond the person's control, the bathrooms, the gyms, the shirt raised, the terrible lighting, as did the breakdown of personality into traits and preferences and codes.
The total costs for each service were remarkably similar, as was the breakdown of cost types (direct, central and overheads).
The latter were particularly vulnerable to adverse life events such as the breakdown of a marriage or redundancy, with devastating and potentially insurmountable effects.
A franchise arrangement may come to an end for a variety of reasons such as the breakdown of the relationship, a sale of the entire business or the franchisee deciding that the time is right to move on.
Up-to-the-minute knowledge of status is essential to effective response when difficulties such as the breakdown of a machine, the shortage of required materials or components, or the absence of important employees occur.
The notion has been applied with some success to phenomena as diverse as the breakdown of memory for language in a disorder called aphasia and the gradual return of memory after brain concussion.
The chemical changes may be classified broadly as the breakdown of fats to fatty acids; proteins to amino acids; and lactose to such products as lactic, acetic, and propionic acids, diacetyl, and carbon dioxide.
McNeil identified the cause of the smell in some Tylenol bottles as the breakdown of a preservative, used to treat wooden transport pallets, that had leached into the products at a company plant in Las Piedras, Puerto Rico.
While not as disastrous as the breakdown of talks in Seattle four years ago, the failure to reach an accord today was widely regarded as a huge setback for the World Trade Organization, the 146-nation group that was presiding over the talks here.
