Sentence examples for incipient breakdown from inspiring English sources
The rate is higher than that of military fatalities in Afghanistan, and it is another sign of incipient breakdown.
All the poems written during the autumn of 1962, and into the new year, had been inspired by the intense solitude of her situation, and many of the final poems in Ariel are attributable to her predicament as a young single mother, but also to her clinical depression and the incipient breakdown that culminated in her suicide in the early morning of 11 February 1963.
The nature of public debate changed, through technology, in a climate of nascent individualism, with a politics rife with conspiracy, and the incipient, continuous threat of national breakdown.
Instability of the interface may be considered as a possible incipient condition leading to the breakdown of the interface and can, therefore, represent a route towards emulsification.
Nwakanma, D. C. et al. Breakdown in the process of incipient speciation in Anopheles gambiae.
The general life of the store as it gears up for Christmas season while the owner is in the throes of a nervous breakdown takes precedence over a silly incipient romance.
Samples that formed at temperatures <~270 °C have almost constant whole-rock mineral assemblages, but these assemblages are modified at temperatures above ~300 °C, primarily as a result of the breakdown of pyroxene and the formation of epidote and incipient amphibole (Fig. 4).
Assortative mating, a potentially efficient prezygotic reproductive barrier, may prevent loss of genetic potential by avoiding the production of unfit hybrids (i.e., because of hybrid infertility or hybrid breakdown) that occur at regions of secondary contact between incipient species.
Communications breakdown.
