Sentence examples for health breakdowns from inspiring English sources

The foodbanks are believed to reduce crime, health breakdowns and homelessness, because getting free food means people can concentrate on paying their rent or mortgage.

As for the rest, here's a guy selling something that is a leading contributor to the major health breakdowns in America, a product that may ultimately hasten an early death.

For example, as Critical Resistance suggests, instead of training police forces to "deal" with people experiencing mental health breakdowns by arresting them and putting them in the "justice" system, we might begin to treat such events as what they are: health crises.

People have mental health breakdowns (though people with mental illness are vastly more likely to be victims than perpetrators of violence).

One interpretation of this situation paints a picture that looks a bit like this: The cuts have definitely resulted in higher levels of mental health breakdowns, which has – I'm sorry, DWP – resulted in an increase in the suicide rate in the UK.

Another of Lee's attorneys later surrendered his license after a mental health breakdown.

Following a health breakdown, he lived with Primrose in quiet poverty until his final illness.

She fell in love, suffered a mental health breakdown, and had to re-examine who she really was, behind the mask of GOTN.

This opposition interfered with his creative work, and may have hastened the health breakdown which precipitated his resignation from the theatre in 1874.

Indeed, such people are often those who suffer most from the poor health, social breakdown and crime that adversely affects us all.

"Media reports had given Canadians new reasons to be disturbed about the facts of life in many Aboriginal communities: high rates of poverty, ill health, family breakdown and suicide.