Sentence examples for breakdown some from inspiring English sources

Their handling under pressure was suspect, their decision-making confused, their discipline at the breakdown some way short of perfect.

It depicts a young couple at both ends of their relationship: when they first meet and click, and the moment of breakdown, some seven years later.

Hardly a day goes by without some domestic breakdown, some issue with school or some sprained something that needs X-raying.

In 1856, soon after the publication of "The Principles of Psychology," he suffered a nervous breakdown, some of whose effects remained with him for the rest of his life.

Family courts deal with parental disputes over the upbringing of children; local authority intervention to protect children; decrees relating to divorce; financial support for children after divorce or relationship breakdown; some aspects of domestic violence and adoption.

The overall consumption of drugs is dropping (though some narcotics, including cocaine, are becoming more popular) and rates of smoking are now among the lowest in Europe.As for family breakdown, some commentators seem to think that sex really was invented in 1963.

"This is not just some breakdown, like some other child actors.

"We had times with mental breakdowns, some of that probably is mental fatigue," Collison said.

This breakdown yields some energy, but not much.

At right, a slightly more rigorous breakdown of some of the top stories of the year.

Grapefruit juice contains unique substances that can block the breakdown of some drugs, thereby affecting their absorption and effectiveness.