Sentence examples for because of a breakdown from inspiring English sources

Choosing the wrong solution The most egregious of all enterprise mobile fails always arise because of a breakdown in communication.

It ceased to be in 2013, in part because of a breakdown in the working relationship between Mensch and the site's co-founder.

The league has again locked out its referees because of a breakdown in contract negotiations and will begin training some 60 replacements this weekend.

Last summer, a Russian rocket carrying a Progress ship sailed into a Siberian forest rather than into orbit because of a breakdown in its third-stage motor.

Town officials said that an undetermined amount of untreated water may have been released into the supply in the previous 24 hours because of a breakdown in the disinfection system at the Rye Lake pumping station.

However, USA Track and Field refused to identify athletes publicly when the B sample tested negative or the athlete was cleared on appeal, sometimes because of a breakdown in the testing procedure.

Philosopher and scientist, poet and prophet, Mahler inspired the kind of cult following quiet common in the '70s and '80s in places like Berkeley: "It may be the Berkeley of the '80s but it remains the Berkeley where no household lacks its copy of Gibran's The Prophet... the prophet matters in Berkeley, a place where no one has breakdowns because the idea of a breakdown simply does not exist.

Thirteen cars left the race because of some kind of a breakdown, a Winston Cup season high by far.

Johnson was an undergraduate longer than most students because of a nervous breakdown.

Mr. Loughner, 22, wrote that he had been fired five times, including after he walked out of a job at a Red Robin restaurant because of a "mental breakdown".

Only eighteen months later, Decarnin, who had looked increasingly dishevelled and gaunt with each runway show, abruptly left reportedly because of a nervous breakdown.