Sentence examples for breakdown of established from inspiring English sources

According to reports by the BBC's Newsnight and Buzzfeed, the document said that closure could cause the breakdown of established therapeutic relationships between charity staff and a number of highly vulnerable children it worked with.

The occurrence of rare hermaphrodites in subdioecious populations is thought to be the final transition from either gynodioecy or androdioecy toward dioecy, the initial breakdown of established dioecy or a mere developmental noise.

The breakdown of established verities in parliamentary democracies is why Corbyn became Labour leader in the first place.

The breakdown of established verities in parliamentary democracies is why Corbyn became Labour leader in the first place.

To prevent the breakdown of established services some school nurses spoke of working additional hours or having requested additional staff to help with the vaccination programme.

In a book written in 1995 with a Japanese politician, Shintaro Ishihara, Dr Mahathir contrasted Asians' respect for marriage with "the breakdown of established institutions and diminished respect for marriage, family values, elders, and important customs" in the West.

Inflammatory mediators present in the joint regulate the breakdown of the established matrix and the synthesis of new extracellular matrix molecules.

We have subjected charcoal particles derived from a range of plant materials to a realistic method of breakdown, with the aim of establishing whether different fuel types undergo distinctive changes in morphology under increasing degrees of breakdown.

As much as conservatives may view the decade as the crucible of moral relativism and the beginning of a breakdown in established social order, there remains something powerfully attractive about the binary, simplistic nature of it all, the idea that one could easily distinguish whether he was for war or against, in favor of equality or opposed.

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This nontraditional harmonic tension is an aspect of the breakdown of normal Classical ways of establishing tonality, for which the 19th century (and Wagner in particular) is largely responsible.