Sentence examples for gross breakdown from inspiring English sources
The state's comptroller of the treasury found that there was a "gross breakdown" in regulation of Franklin American Life Insurance, the company that was Mr. Frankel's main insurance entity.
But a Bears punt was followed by a gross breakdown in coverage on a third-and-10 for the Colts, allowing Manning with Tank Johnson wrapped around his waist to find a wide-open Reggie Wayne for a 53-yard score.
It's not necessarily a bad thing as the current model breakdown drives the gross margin up.
A spokesperson for Swiss Re would not provide a breakdown of the gross claim figures, including hedging and reinsurance costs, which would have indicated how much Buffett and his holding company, Berkshire Hathaway, might have to take on.
This allows a 'cruder' identification of the major RSNs, though does not have a strong analogy with seed-based approaches (as the 'seed' in this case is massively extended across a whole large-scale network) and is not very useful in general for further analyses such as network modelling or identifying the breakdown of the gross networks with pathology.
"High Level Bridge With Cuyahoga River [Cleveland]," from 1935, features a prominent industrial structure in the artist's new hometown, while "Excavator-Bridges," from 1944, and "Elevator," from around 1937, show Ms. Gross-Bettelheim applying the Cubist breakdown of forms and the Futurist study of movement to American industrial subjects.
Brainstorming the problem with Stanley at his home office in the countryside town of Borehamwood, England, I pointed out that Variety published a weekly breakdown of cinema grosses for first-run releases in most major markets.
The median is chosen because it has a good gross-error toleration ratio and 50% breakdown point [ 24].
A cost breakdown based on percentage of gross sales minus returned merchandise.
Utilizing the demand-driven IO model, we estimate that total output would decrease by about 1.8%% or 43 billion UAH. Figure 2 illustrates the breakdown of the percentage decline in gross output for all sectors.
