Sentence examples for breakdown of children from inspiring English sources

And the costs of relationship breakdown, of children left fatherless, of men behaving badly, are borne by us all.

Laing, he wrote in 2004, displayed 'an avoidance of responsibility for his first family, indefensible since his line had been that the breakdown of children could be attributed to parents and families.' But Laing seemed to mellow with the passing of the years.

A breakdown of children's reading habits showed an increase almost across the board - with the numbers reading song lyrics (50.3 per cent), text messages (72.6 per cent), websites (60.2 per cent) and social networking sites (53.6 per cent) all rising.

Table 2 shows the breakdown of children taking benzodiazepines on a long-term basis by gender and age group.

The study talks of the impact of family breakdown on children and how much they can be damaged by instability in their home life.

In the past the Church of England has said it would be "sympathetic to [legal] reform that addresses the effect of relationship breakdown on children and those who make sacrifices to care for them".

Moments of sorrow for her include the death of her father, aged 56, the assassination of Prince Philip's uncle, Lord Mountbatten, the breakdown of her children's marriages in 1992 (a year deemed her annus horribilis), the death in 1997 of her son's former wife, Diana, Princess of Wales, and the deaths of her mother and sister in 2002.

Table 4 presents a breakdown of all children < 6 years of age whose blood lead levels fell below the CDC level of concern and summary measures showing that children who lived in homes with lead service lines had a higher blood lead level (p < 0.05).

Previous IT-related government problems have included a breakdown of the child support agency, which left thousands of families without money; chaos within the passport agency; a tax credit system which was left vulnerable to fraud; late payments from the rural payments agency; and difficulties in tracking foreign national prisoners.

Comparisons with the 2005 DHS data suggest that the study population surveyed were representative of the regional population, with similar age breakdowns, religion, number of children and percentage of population living in conflict-affected zones.

She measures these effects in a breakdown of empathy between children, in the consequences of increasingly distracted family interaction and a growing need for constant stimulus.