The phrase 'breakdown people' is not correct and usable in written English.
A phrase like this could sometimes be used in informal settings, but it is not grammatically correct. Instead, you could use the phrase "break people down," which means to make someone feel powerless or unable to act. For example, "The abusive manager tried to break people down by constantly criticizing their work."
Friends got the breakdown people out and sorted it all out for me as I was in no fit state.
The report itself is clear there are people with very dysfunctional lives, drug addiction, family breakdown, people who have got to very serious illness who are not claiming benefits that come to the DWP in difficulty".
"It had been left by the previous secretary - who had had a nervous breakdown; people holding the BBC together have nervous breakdowns – as a warning to this secretary that she would have to deal with expenses and would have to deal with the chairman of the BBC, who in many ways had been a great defender of the BBC and fought the Tories, but just had to be managed".
If service delivery is poor, for example because of inadequate maintenance and then mechanical breakdown, people can vent their frustration by vandalizing project infrastructure.
Today, some numbers that give us an idea of geographical breakdown: people in the U.S., it seems, like mobile ads less than those in Germany, Italy and the UK.
Usually when things breakdown, people call a repairman who identifies the problem, fixes the issue, and disappears into the night.
All knowledge is made up of smaller bits of knowledge and so on till at the bottom there are fundamental axioms or self evident rules that require no proof, Socrates sought to breakdown peoples 'beliefs' down to the axioms so he could say I know this not I believe this, however he usually found irrationality or contradictions in peoples thoughts.
"People had breakdowns, people fainted," Ms. Olson said.
"They're car crashes, breakdowns, people who are loved and people who are hurt.
The streets are still full of patients with special conditions - pregnant women, people who have suffered nervous breakdowns, people who are exhausted and bewildered.
"Mind has heard many terrible stories of relationship breakdowns, people becoming estranged from their children, or people struggling to stay in work while they wait for treatment, while others become so unwell they harm themselves or become suicidal".
