Sentence examples for break down quite from inspiring English sources
Daguerreotypes – photos made with a process that used mercury vapors on an iodine-sensitized silvered plate – break down quite easily.
Although breeders have so far been able to rely on a number of sources of genetic resistance, the pathogen is adept at evolving new races, with the result that mongenic resistances typically break down quite rapidly (Wu et al. 2014; Singh et al. 2015; Zhang et al. 2015).
It is a useful rule of thumb, even if not every choice breaks down quite so clearly.
The prosthetic leg breaks down quite often because I put too much weight and pressure on it.
Okay, it breaks down quite simply like this: XYZ Corporation has a public pension fund in which John Jones' retirement savings are being kept.
The former international development secretary said the machinery of Government had "broken down quite badly" under Mr Blair, who appeared before the inquiry last week.
North End manager Graham Westley told BBC Radio Lancashire: "You see one or two moments when things break down and the understanding isn't quite at the level that you want them to be at.
Golf swings always break down.
