Sentence examples for breakdowns in that from inspiring English sources

One could argue that the American dream is the subject of every American novel, a sort of blurry-eyed national obsession with having it all and coming out on top, or in the case of most plot-driven literature, the failures and breakdowns in that quasi-noble pursuit.

Could breakdowns in that conversation lead to inappropriate inflammatory reactions like food and ragweed allergies, or conditions where the immune system mistakenly attacks our own cells, like juvenile diabetes?

The breakdown in that relationship is, at least in one regard, surprising.

To avoid a breakdown in that fragile consensus between them they are prepared to go to any lengths to avoid making difficult decisions".

Redundancy is key: a major breakdown in that tunnel could deal a blow not only to many thousands of commuters and other passengers but the regional economy as a whole.

If you layed all over the loose ball at the breakdown in that land in those days, you risked emerging with one arm shorter than the other, or one half of your body with a few boot marks in it.

The iPhone will put downloadable content front and center and because Cingular doesn't know how to send content and Apple will require it, we'll see a breakdown in that dynamic which will allow us more freedom with our phones in the future.

The increase of C2C-HUSA we found in adults is likely reflective of cartilage breakdown in that cohort over 2 years, corroborating a previous study in this cohort which found a decrease in their knee cartilage thickness and subchondral bone plate area during this time period (Eckstein et al. 2014).

"Now if that's the position of the party opposite [Labour] then they should say that clearly from the front bench but that's an enormous burden for the taxpayer to pick up, picking up all the costs of relationship breakdown in that way".

The former is believed to reflect a compensatory response to the burden of sleep deprivation on these networks, whereas the latter represents a breakdown in that response [ 6, 8, 11].

The report also highlighted broad breakdowns in communications that led the review to stagnate, delaying relief to homeowners.