Sentence examples for extraordinary breakdown from inspiring English sources

That courageous effort was a mere footnote in a peerless career of extraordinary breakdown feats and inspirational leadership.

The Democrats could block the Olson nomination with a filibuster once it reached the floor although that would represent an extraordinary breakdown in bipartisan relations.

More than 17 years after they were imprisoned for a murder they have long said they did not commit, Eric Glisson and Cathy Watkins walked free on Wednesday outside the Bronx County Hall of Justice, prompting an emotional scene there and ending a chapter in what may come to be seen as an extraordinary breakdown in criminal justice.

"To have wives or daughters of organized crime figures appear at all is rather extraordinary, a breakdown in the idea of a secret society".

Mancini is understood to have walked away with £7.5m, though the accounts did not stipulate exactly how much in its breakdown of extraordinary one-off operation costs.

More often than not, she ended up delivering the government's bad news to people who whispered about their physical and mental health problems, about deaths, divorces and breakdowns, the extraordinary upsets to their previously stable status quo.

But even in London, Anomalisa – in which a customer sales guru falls in love and suffers a breakdown – is a masterpiece: technically extraordinary, emotionally annihilating and very, very funny.

After all, the systemic effects of this financial breakdown have made this crisis extraordinary.

It was this realisation that forced the disoriented elites at the London and Cannes G20 conferences in 2009 and 2011 to coordinate extraordinary stimulus measures to stave off a 1930s-style breakdown.

If Lieberson's performance had been anything less than extraordinary, no one would have bothered to have a nervous breakdown in public.

The judge said: "This case has been quite extraordinary even by the standards of the most bitter of matrimonial breakdowns.