"Yes, of course, there is always the danger of a breakdown," Mr. Baradei said, adding, "As far as I know, Pakistan has a good system of accounting and control".
"Birdman," too, involves more than a touch of magic realism, but its magic is a bit on the nose; Nance's fantastic visions don't evoke character or even tell a story as much as they evoke a spirit world, a haunted landscape, a family nightmare in which intimacy is in danger of instant breakdown under the influence of latent, unfathomed forces that are as alluring as they are terrifying.
While Bean was impressed by Treloar's achievements, he believed that the young man was pushing himself too hard and was in danger of a breakdown.
The reason that governments put pandemics ― natural or artificially produced ― high on their risk register is the danger of societal breakdown.
Many case series have highlighted the dangers of wound breakdown and deep infection following ORIF of bicondylar tibial plateau fractures [8, 29, 40].
"Indeed, there is a very real danger of a complete breakdown in civic society, as desperate communities understandably lose faith in the established systems".
Farrar and Piot also warned that here was "a very real danger of a complete breakdown in civic society".
Gas left in a corner between the insulator and anode surface causes danger of secondary discharge breakdowns behind the main current sheet.
Critics of CrossFit cite injuries and the danger of rhabdomyolysis, or acute muscle breakdown.
MARSEILLE — Europe is in danger of giving itself a nervous breakdown with all the talk of economic failure and irreversible decline.
