Sentence examples for break down because the from inspiring English sources

We cannot allow permanent placements to break down because the support needed to prevent this is either unavailable, hard to access or comes through a child protection portal so that carers are reluctant to ask for help.

There is no acknowledgment, none at all, that it is possible for an educational relationship to break down because the parent knows their child better than the school does.

The surprising answer is that it really doesn't break down because the responsibility for maintaining a respectful relationship becomes shared across the networks we live in.

However, in pure patches, this mediation can break down because the local abundance of a single low-quality resource can generate contagious copying following a single unselective decision.

However, there the analogy breaks down, because soon we will, finally, have compelling experimental evidence one way or the other for the existence of the Higgs boson.

The analogy between Talmud and Internet finally breaks down because "the Internet has no moral center".

Bathrooms are breaking down because the province has cut back on maintenance.

Rutgers Coach Gary Waters said the play was designed to get the ball to Lamizana, but the sequence broke down because the ball was inbounded farther from the basket than expected.

The Royal Navy's fleet of six £1bn destroyers is breaking down because the ships' engines cannot cope with the warm waters of the Gulf, defence chiefs have admitted.

Between the mid-twentieth century and the present, Gubar's effort to make sense of the history of Judas representations breaks down, because the evidence is too sparse, and too ambiguous, in the modern manner.

"These deals are breaking down because the governance system for authorities doesn't work and because the public subsidies are out of control," said Mr. Brodsky, a Democrat from Westchester.