Sentence examples for be given a breakdown from inspiring English sources

As licence-fee payers, we should be given a breakdown.

At the end of the checkout process, you'll be given a breakdown of your entire order — everything you're about to buy, the shipping options you've chosen, the address your order will be shipped to, and so on.

The insurer, down 25 per cent this year, was briefly the leading performer on the FTSE 100 after investors were given a breakdown of creditworthiness and industry sectors, in an attempt to put to rest concerns it was over-exposed to the beleaguered oil and gas and mining industries.

The Office for National Statistics ONSS) has been giving a breakdown of the latest GDP figures, which have seen the UK's fastest annual rate of growth since 2007.

As part of that process, Mr. Loke said, investors will be given a detailed breakdown of their debt's structure.

You will also be given an approximate breakdown of the estimated fare, which conveniently includes a tip for the driver.

While we haven't been given a detailed category breakdown, we do know that Apple Music is a growing aspect of the business.

After the deaths of patients whom she had grown close to — one of them a four-year-old girl with AIDS — she had a breakdown and was given a diagnosis of P.T.S.D.

Certainly this Welsh team looked to have been given a full service after its breakdown in Dublin five weeks earlier.

Now one possible consequence of rushing too fast for the exits in Afghanistan — tempting as that may be given the breakdown of Afghan-American trust — is the increased likelihood that a collapsing Afghanistan would spill into a wobbly Pakistan.

Third, Guardian values mean that certain subjects need to be given more prominence than a formal encyclopaedic breakdown allows -- for example, in any formal scheme environmental issues would be part of the news or the science section, but the reality is that our planet's environmental state is far too important to relegate to anything but the highest level.