Sentence examples for breakdowns arising from inspiring English sources

Frequent major breakdowns, arising from the use of outdated and heavily overloaded equipment.

Screening breakdowns arise from lack of uptake and failure to follow-up after a positive screening test.

In "A Woman Under the Influence," Gena Rowlands Cassavetes's wife stars as a housewife whose horrific mental breakdown arises from the emotional and physical brutality that she suffers at the hands of her hardworking husband (Peter Falk).

In "A Woman Under the Influence," Gena Rowlands — Cassavetes's wife — stars as a housewife whose horrific mental breakdown arises from the emotional and physical brutality that she suffers at the hands of her hardworking husband (Peter Falk).

Even Anything Goes, though its plot is flimsy, needs to convey quite a lot of information about the aristocrats and gangsters on the ocean liner and, as most of the songs in Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown arise from bizarre details of character and situation, these premises need solid foundations from which the song can take off.

The effects of total social breakdown arise from on high in a quaint, closely-knit neighborhood in 'At The End of the Cul-De-Sac,' the latest film from Life and Death of an iPhone filmmaker Paul Trillo.

This trend cannot be interpreted using simple volume-replacement models; we interpret their breakdown as arising from NP-imposed alteration of segment-scale packing and dynamics at the filler-matrix interface.

The error budget in these higher-level products is described, together with its breakdown into errors arising from the instrument and errors arising from the retrievals.

Quantitative data are also presented for cost breakdown in entire plants arising from project reviews by the authors.

The bifurcation plot for the Japanese and Han Chinese showed clear breakdown of haplotype homozygosity arising from development of a new mutation, depicted by thinning of the branch.

Subsequent breakdowns could therefore arise from undetected (tuberculin-negative) infected animals.