Sentence examples for greater breakdown from inspiring English sources

Many organizations fall into a downward spiral: Miscommunication causes employees to feel betrayed, which leads to a greater breakdown in communication and, eventually, outright distrust.

Columbia survived Spring '68 much as the rest of the nation did the decade, but not without uproars, and yes, anarchy, reflecting a pervasive and greater breakdown of society in general.

Do you see that maybe we'll have "more steps" with the ratings, with a greater breakdown for the parents?

Homicides have been just one symptom of the greater breakdown of law and order in Mexico.

A greater breakdown of age related data presented in the primary studies would have been beneficial to the analysis.

There's a great breakdown of the facts here on the NHS gooroo blog.

Dr Stevenson also has a great breakdown of all the reasons why Grimsvötn's big day probably won't cause as many problems as the Eyjafjallajokull eruption did.

This Raconteur investigation is a great breakdown of North Sumatra's oleaginous industrial complex, while blogger Andrew Darwitan rings the changes in his fast-moving hometown in this post.

So the premise of the trilogy (see Amy Davidson's primer for a great breakdown), coupled with Suzanne Collins's dexterity in pacing and character development, is why I love the books.

Having been personally engaged all these years in‐research on Russian life before its collapse, I am impressed, by the seemingly impossible, similarity be tween the Russian monarchy in its final years and, say, the Republic, of the United States in what, I dare pre" diet, ere also its final years before the great breakdown.

Steven Goff did a great breakdown earlier in the tournament, but the two are both left-footed, both diminutive in stature (Maradona 5 feet 5½ inches; Messi, 5-7) and each carried an entire nation's hopes every time he set foot on the pitch.