Sentence examples for lead to a breakdown from inspiring English sources

Will this lead to a breakdown in confidence in the markets?

It can lead to a breakdown in the chain of command and poor teamwork.

All these features lead to a breakdown of electrically conductive network within the electrode layer.

"It would lead to a breakdown of the cooperative mechanism that we have all been aspiring to maintain".

Even the perception that this could happen may lead to a breakdown in trust between HMRC and taxpayers, the Chartered Institute of Taxation warned.

But she admitted: "A small minority of prisoners have now refused that cooperation...We will not allow that to lead to a breakdown of the whole regime".

However, last September, Mr Annan issued a stern critique of the notion of pre-emptive self-defence, saying it would lead to a breakdown in international order.

Failing nodes in a complex network, for example, stations in a power grid that are are switched off, can lead to a breakdown of the whole system.

For each type of insulation different physical models have to be used for the design of the components, because different mechanism can lead to a breakdown.

While some have been shown to intrinsically lead to cooperation, other studies have suggested that certain structures not only lead to a breakdown in cooperation, they can produce outright spite.

On Monday, the Spanish foreign minister warned the US that, if the monitoring of tens of millions of phone calls was confirmed, it could "lead to a breakdown in the traditional trust" between the two countries.