Sentence examples for because of the breakdown from inspiring English sources

Airlines canceled almost 300 flights because of the breakdown in the traffic control network.

Thousands more are likely to have died from other illnesses or in childbirth, because of the breakdown of healthcare systems.

The Champions Trophy in the country was also called off, while Sri Lanka were only touring because of the breakdown in relations between Pakistan and India.

The monitor, Vladimir Kalamanov, told visiting officials of the Council of Europe that prosecutions had lagged because of the breakdown of Chechnya's judicial system.

Because of the breakdown of the economy, however, Lenin adopted a policy toward the peasant that threatened to destroy the Soviet government.

"When I said we need to cut him some slack it was because of the breakdown in his relationship with the Arsenal fans.

This is because of the higher breakdown voltage of Air than Ar, which tends to impede the breakdown of Ar molecules.

Because of this breakdown in the system for voicing concerns, Mr. O'Keefe said the center would take over the NASA Safety Reporting System, which was created after the 1986 Challenger disaster to allow anyone to report problems or fears, even if anonymously.

However, the remnant polarization and coercive field decreased when the OPP exceeded 25.0 torr because of the low breakdown field and high leakage current.

Earthquake (from 1974, the year Nixon resigned) remains impressive to this day, not so much because of its clunky SenseSurround effects and all that falling styrofoam masonry, but because of the complete breakdown in social controls and civic order that ensues.

It was unsuccessful, mainly because of the mental breakdown of Barrett.