Sentence examples similar to group break down from inspiring English sources

Ezra Klein, at the Washington Post, points to a chart from the group breaking down what it does.

Solos and duets and relay patterns for the group broke down quickly, submerged in the next wave of dance.

Talks between China and the European Union over China's entry into the trade group broke down on Friday.

An hour later he was still helping pull electrical cables as the tour group broke down its set.

Mr. Finucane was killed in February 1989, when two gunmen from a Protestant paramilitary group broke down a front door and fired 14 shots at him as he sat at his dinner table.

At the request of The New York Times, the research group broke down contributions by sector, revealing a particularly big shift among labor unions, which are traditionally close to Democrats but forged close ties with Republicans over the years when that party controlled the flow of legislation through the Senate.

Seemingly every ethnic group breaks down into smaller and more obscure groups that few people have even heard of and further investigation shows half of those groups don't even live in the region anymore.

Table 6 shows the percent distribution of self-reported serious illnesses by diagnostic group, broken down by gender and age groups.

Phone groups break down social barriers for housebound older people.

Many groups break down from "selective memory" of oral agreements.

Eventually, these groups broke down into families, and now they're breaking down again, into so many different people.