Sentence examples for breakdown to the from inspiring English sources

He has always attributed his breakdown to the strain of the failure of his marriage, "walking away from the kids".

The breakdown to the question "Is Roth a misogynist?", to which 17% replied yes, 30% no and 52% "Well... .., is similarly ambiguous (ditto with the maths).

Murray has recovered from his 2010 breakdown to the point where he is now almost as feared among his peers almost as Nadal and Federer.

The 2012 total cost of family breakdown to the UK was £44bn, up from £42bn in 2011, according to a recent study by the Relationships Foundation.

But people's voting intentions remained stable, with the Coalition maintaining 53% support after preferences and Labor staying on 47%, a similar breakdown to the government's 2013 election victory.

I learned to think of a car — my dad's especially — as a way of getting from one breakdown to the next and meeting unexpected strangers.

New Zealand struggled to get the quick ball it needed at the breakdown to play the up-tempo type of game it wanted.

"I expect the breakdown to be the key area in this game, particularly considering the way Saracens play defensively.

It took courage – and basically a breakdown – to leave the course.

In biochemical terms, GH stimulates protein synthesis and increases fat breakdown to provide the energy necessary for tissue growth.

I had a little breakdown, to tell you the truth.