Sentence examples for breakdowns more from inspiring English sources

Since then has had no breakdowns more serious than a flat tire.

But Mr. Boehner's decision to walk away from those discussions three times has made their public explanations for the breakdowns more direct and angry.

"Riders are getting more for their MetroCard or token," Mr. Russianoff said, "with fewer breakdowns, more regular service and cleaner cars".

Aside from hiring extra technicians, some from as far away as Chicago, the board had police officers and sheriff's officers to shuttle the technicians around, so they could respond to breakdowns more quickly.

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By the end of the 1980s, the Soviet system was facing an economic breakdown more severe and far-reaching than the worst capitalist crisis of the 1930s.

The closeted rugby league player Ian Roberts came close to breakdown more than 20 years ago, before he started bringing his then male partner to football training sessions, as he outlined in Paul Freeman's 1997 biography, Finding Out.

But some of the breakdowns are more serious, to do with working practices and making progress.

But the government campaign has seen numerous breakdowns, none more deadly than last month's ambush in Dantewada.

Reid said he thought Westbrook would be healthy by training camp, but Westbrook is at an age at which breakdowns happen more often.

His mental breakdowns become more apparent when he starts conflicting with director George Stevens.