Sentence examples for breakdowns like from inspiring English sources
"We just can't have breakdowns like we've had," he said.
Aside from making her miserable, those breakdowns, like her race and her perceived gender, hindered her professional life.
The country used to have spare capacity of around 20% which could be called on in the event of power station breakdowns – like the ones that happened in November – or in a winter cold snap when power demand soared.
DealBook » BATS Global Flaw Not So Unusual, Data Shows | Communication breakdowns like the one that caused BATS Global Markets to pull its I.P.O. have been seen at least 110 times across the nation's 13 stock exchanges in the last year, according to a review of Nasdaq data, The New York Times reports.
The same is not true for a city breakdowns, like it is not true for most of the modern infrastructures, as discussed in a previous work (Bagnara & Pozzi 2013).
In addition, Page owners will be able to toggle between breakdowns, like Organic vs. Paid, Auto-Played vs. Clicked-to-Play and Unique vs. Repeat, in order to better understand their own audience's viewing behavior.
A nervous breakdown Like most things you eat or drink, alcohol – be it in a pint, shot or cocktail – gets broken down by your cells.
He would have noted the impact made by Leicester's Brendon O'Connor who, after struggling at the breakdown like the rest of his side, came to master it.
The S.E.C. inspector general recommended late last year that the agency create a new system for handling tips and complaints to prevent another breakdown like the one that allowed Mr. Madoff's Ponzi scheme to flourish for nearly two decades.
Maybe in 2031 we'll look back and smile and shake our heads and see the pathology of this haywire age as more psychological than physiological, a temporary national nervous breakdown, like the late 1960s.
In cases where there seems to have been a breakdown — like the one involving Mr. Nguyen, who found himself listed as a client of a lawyer named Mikal C. Watts, and to his further surprise, as a Louisiana shrimper rather than a Mississippi shipyard worker — it is hard to know where the breakdown occurred.
