"break situation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a situation that requires a change or adjustment, or an emergency situation. For example, "The company is currently in a break situation, and the CEO is attempting to find a solution to the problem."
Recently, I heard about somebody I vaguely know being in a break situation and, in Carrie Bradshaw style, it got me thinking.
Crunch time in the Stormont talks - have we finally arrived at a make or break situation?
For any company that has or will face a make or break situation, Goldstein's story is a must-watch.
Practically, however, I worry that this $450 model – available now on Etsy in a limited edition of 1 – is really a make or break situation for a collector.
BBC Radio Ulster - The Nolan Show, Crunch time in the Stormont talks - have we finally arrived at a make or break situation?
While one odd move by Epic Games won't be a make or break situation for Google Play revenue (which always lags iOS), if it became the norm, Google's losses could climb.
For younger technologies trying to establish themselves and reduce their costs, government incentives may be a make-or-break situation.
The diagramed deal from the Women's Pairs final represented a make-or-break situation for the Gruver-Freilich partnership.
The businessman also considered the election to be about something much larger than Zimbabwe — "a make-or-break situation for all Africa" — and he said, "If democracy prevails here, the First World better take note and come to the party, because it's southern Africa that's being saved".
"The increase in consumer optimism is very good news for retailers, since holiday sales for many retail outlets are crucial, and for many, it is a make-or-break situation," said Chris G. Christopher Jr., the senior principal economist for IHS Global Insight, in a research note.
The performances of different schemes are tested in a study of sediment motions under a wave-breaking situation.
