Sentence examples for break down says from inspiring English sources

"Michael has put a bit steel into the squad, making them very hard to break down," says Armstrong.

The myth that apprenticeships are for plumbers and electricians and inferior to a degree in terms of graduate level jobs is beginning to break down, says Jack Collins, head of operations at AllAboutSchoolLeavers, the careers information gateway for school and college students.

The extent of the damage is especially visible when viewed under polarized light: "Unfortunately, these beautiful, refractive colors are indicative of where the polymer is beginning to break down," says Scaturro, who has two hypotheses.

"If I see 'Mrs. Brown' one more time, the tape will break down," said Ms. Hunt.

"Together, the results will enhance our understanding of the basic processes of speech and how we might fix them when they break down," said Whalen.

"It was an important game, we needed three points and Burton were very difficult to break down," said Benítez.

"You have to ask why the E.P.A. would allow a chemical out there that doesn't break down," said Dan Sullivan, the managing editor of BioCycle Magazine.

"You just bump up against that glass wall, and barriers go up and the conversations break down," said B. J. Ayers, a suicide prevention specialist in southeast Wyoming.

"You're talking about traditional retailers that have traditional ways of doing things, and sometimes those barriers are hard to break down," said Adrianne Shapira, an analyst at Goldman Sachs.

There have been problems with certain elements, like any machine it has parts that break down," said McLaren.

However, there are many instances where this theory is expected to break down, say in the presence of strong coupling, or must be carefully interpreted, as in the presence of stochastic forcing.