Sentence examples for bring a breakdown from inspiring English sources

To SUs, the preemptive priority scheme underlying the CR network implies that the arrival and service of any PU will bring a breakdown and repair process by means of queueing way of saying.

A major default could bring about a breakdown of the structure of world finance, and a world depression might ensue.

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The years after World War II, though, brought a partial breakdown of the British opposition to American cultural anthropology, as younger scholars abandoned the tenets of comparative sociology set out by one of the discipline's founders, A.R. Radcliffe-Brown.

Some analysts argue that this week's breakdown will bring a mass of trade disputes, particularly over rich countries' farm subsidies.

The sight brings on a breakdown, but Sebastian's mother, Violet, is determined to find out what happened.

Muslim ministers in the governing coalition said a failure to take stern action against those responsible for similar attacks in the past had brought about a breakdown in law and order.

But Duncan Grant's death in 1978 brought on a breakdown, which began with a terrible headache and ended with the realisation that she had never managed fully to grow up and separate herself from her parents.

According to Zohary and Spiegel-Roy (1975), the revolutionary move towards vegetative propagation brought about a breakdown of natural pollination systems.

The Galashiels man was brought in as a "breakdown consultant" to help the Boks improve their rucking technique.

He spent all of 1864 at home, having contracted a lung infection brought about by a breakdown in his health.