Sentence examples for bringing about the breakdown from inspiring English sources

In the 1960s, people began to miss the war and thus, in a slightly disturbing way, they began to miss Hitler, not least because in a morally ambiguous world of cloak and dagger cold war espionage and drug-addled hippies bringing about the breakdown of any kind of suited, bowler-hat wearing authority, Hitler came to stand for "values".

The local nationalisms, combined with the pressure brought on by an Ottoman advance from the west during World War I (1914 18), brought about the breakdown of the Transcaucasian federation.

The integration of product characterization with reactor design leads to attempt a unified understanding of successive thermally driven events that bring about thermal breakdown in pyrolysis and liquefaction.

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

Muscle atrophy is brought about by increased breakdown and decreased synthesis of muscle protein [ 24, 25].

An instant of inaction brings about the "complete breakdown of society . . . and ultimately the end of the world".

The play begins with Marjorie wallowing in the funk brought about by the death of her adored therapist and her recent public breakdown in a Disney store.

The next step, the breakdown of these peptides to smaller molecules and then to individual amino acids, is brought about by the enzymic activity of carboxypeptidases, which are also secreted by the pancreas.

Introgressive hybridization, brought about by removal or breakdown of isolating mechanisms or by species introductions, may result in hybrid swarms and subsequent extinction of native genotypes [2], [6].

Eventually, however, Brian Wilson had a nervous breakdown brought about by his incredible workload – between 1963 and 1965, he wrote and produced nine Beach Boys albums and 16 singles – and he began dosing his already fragile psyche with LSD in the pursuit of ever greater artistic achievement.

This has allowed observing the interplay between reaction chemistry and reactor design, as well as the successive, thermally driven events that bring about the processes of thermal breakdown during the liquefaction of solid fuels.