Sentence examples for breakdown problem from inspiring English sources

We are currently developing these measures right now – family breakdown, problem debt and drug and alcohol dependency – and we will report each year on these life chances as well".

Duncan Smith and Osborne in their Guardian comment piece this week, claimed that they wanted measures of child poverty to recognise the root causes of poverty: "entrenched worklessness, family breakdown, problem debt, drug and alcohol dependency".

At the Idogaya Elementary School in Yokohama, a four-story building with a large, open sandlot that looks from the outside like the very prototype of the Japanese elementary school, officials said that bits and pieces of all those factors had played a role in a classroom breakdown problem the school said it had brought under control last year.

A little-noticed line in the Conservative party's general election manifesto said the government would "work to eliminate child poverty and introduce better measures to drive real change in children's lives, by recognising the root causes of poverty: entrenched worklessness, family breakdown, problem debt, and drug and alcohol dependency".

This mostly solves the segment breakdown problem, although it may increase the number of false positives.

The application area of interest is in the modeling of the communication breakdown problem during a space vehicle's re-entry into the atmosphere.

IM is essential especially in dealing with communication breakdown problems and ineffective communication system.

It is concluded that method (a) is most suitable for discharge breakdown problems.

The rerouting provision of the part types, integrated with the approach, will also help the user/designer to solve machine breakdown problems during processing of a part.

But sleep debt, or deprivation, can lead to fatigue and even breakdown – a problem as common among artists as it is among the rest of the humankind.

In Kristeva's understanding of melancholic breakdown, the problem is similar to the one discussed above in the section on Irigaray, namely that loss goes unnamed and unmourned but thereby stays unprocessed within, leaving the subject stagnant and inert.