Sentence examples for breakdown one from inspiring English sources

I'm focused on the breakdown one has before their breakthrough, the one that makes you wonder if you're really losing it.

Responses were given a score based on an eight-point scale total with the following breakdown: one point awarded for each properly answered multiple choice question and three points awarded for properly identifying the three components of the Triad.

Rather than get rid of the breakdown – one of the most fascinating aspects of the game – might it be worth northern hemisphere sides getting better at contesting the area and trying to match the likes of Australia?

No, this is what one might call a unicameral breakdown: one, and only one, of our major parties has been going crazy for twenty years and is now having a full-fledged gibbering, I'm-The-Emperor-of-Antarctica breakdown.

The breakdown: one delay of game, one goalie interference, two holding obstructions, three roughing, five slashing, two high-sticking, two cross-checks (one a major), two unsportsmanlike conducts and five misconducts.

Vineyards would earn a higher rating if not for some serious disconnects between kitchen and dining room — including a catastrophic breakdown one crowded Saturday night, when a harried server apologized ever more abjectly as the pause between courses approached 90 minutes.

Statistical analysis, including i) breakdown one-way ANOVA univariate statistics (p < 0.05), ii) multivariate analysis supervised partial least square (PLS) and iii) unsupervised principal component analysis (PCA; data not shown) were carried out with Statistica software (v.8.0. StatSoft, Inc., Tulsa, OK, USA).

The Pride's one breakdown on defense came in stopping the run in the first half.

In between there are romances, breakups, murders, prayers and more than one breakdown on a lonesome highway.

I've had two major breakdowns, one during the war and one after, but both when I was trying to do the work of three men.

I'm planting iris and they will be flowering long after he is dead.' " These country retreats were established as respite from the overstimulations of London literary life after Virginia Woolf had two severe breakdowns, one in 1913, during which she attempted suicide, and another in 1915.