Sentence examples for imminent breakdown from inspiring English sources

It is clear to me that they work very hard, and work long hours, but they show no signs of stress or imminent breakdown.

When we realise that we can forget about imminent breakdown, we can see that the world is basically heading in the right direction and that we can help to steer this development process by focusing on and insisting on reasonable prioritisation.

Virtually every song on the bad-boy pop-punks Sum 41's hit record "Does This Look Infected?" is about profound alienation, depression or imminent emotional breakdown, but on "Hell Song" the band urges listeners to look for solutions, instead of wallowing in despair: "Everybody's got their problems/ It's just a matter how you solve them/ And knowing how to change the things you've been through".

Breakdown imminent".

But there is an imminent threat of breakdown of talks in Greece and a more slow-burn risk of weak productivity growth," she said.

The report identifies a series of imminent risks, including illness, the breakdown of infrastructure and public services, food and water insecurity, and loss of rural livelihoods.

"Some of my friends were, like, 'The breakdown of society is imminent.

A lockout of N.B.A. referees has become "imminent and unavoidable," according to the referees' chief negotiator, after another breakdown in contract talks Thursday.

"But you have to understand that the prospect of a major complicated system having breakdowns and really putting people in a complete discombobulation is imminent".

A breakdown?

Communications breakdown.