Sentence examples for at its breaking point from inspiring English sources

"It's a system at its breaking point," said Dana L. Marks, an immigration judge in San Francisco who is president of the National Association of Immigration Judges.

"The international humanitarian system is at its breaking point," said Dominic MacSorley, chief executive of Concern Worldwide, a large private aid group.

Elizabeth Priscilla Shirerr, a successful Christian minister in her first film role) is a hard-working real estate agent aware that her marriage is almost at its breaking point.

(La Rocco) Louise Lecavalier (Friday and Saturday) This prominent Canadian dancer performs two works that display her capacity to blend high speed with grace: Nigel Charnock's "Children," a portrait of a relationship at its breaking point, and Édouard Lock's "Few Minutes of Lock," a suite of pieces by the choreographer with whom she danced for 17 years.

(Sulcas) Louise Lecavalier (Wednesday and Thursday) A prominent Canadian dancer performs two works that display her capacity to blend high speed with grace: Nigel Charnock's "Children," a portrait of a relationship at its breaking point, and Edouard Lock's "A Few Minutes of Lock," a suite of pieces by the choreographer with whom she danced for 17 years.

The Disasters Emergency Committee, representing 13 UK charities, announced a fundraising drive Tuesday to provide life-saving aid, food, and medical supplies to a country that is at its "breaking point," The Independent reported.

The television ecosystem, which at times has seemed close to its breaking point, has not broken.

While Facebook has announced plans to hire an extra 3,000 moderators, it is clear that its systems is at breaking point.

A storm wave reaches at breaking point its maximum height, but as soon as it over runs the breaking point it breaks and continuously decreases in height until it approaches the coastline.

Before fleeing the city, Tang ordered his men to launch a concerted breakout of the Japanese siege, but by this time Nanking had been largely surrounded by the Japanese and its defenses were at the breaking point.

Chair of the Trust, Tim Fielding, claimed the club's bond with its fans was now at breaking point.