Sentence examples for levels of breakdown from inspiring English sources

Let's illustrate the size of the challenge: there are 2.5 billion people without access to sanitation, 750 million without clean water, at least a billion who defecate in the open, and appalling levels of breakdown and failure of existing infrastructure.

A spokeswoman said: "As pumpkins continue to grow based on the volume of water they have access to, the giant pumpkins continue to absorb as much water as possible – this has resulted in a larger than normal percentage of pumpkins seeing levels of breakdown".

A study of nearly 3,000 children in the Journal of Pediatrics found that children between the ages of six and 19 who had been exposed to phthalates (measured by levels of breakdown products of the chemicals in their urine) had higher levels of blood pressure than those who didn't.

The GluA3-external domain and ATD continued to show high levels of breakdown and were excluded from further use.

In humans, studies have shown elevated levels of breakdown products from cartilage matrix many years after injury [ 2- 4].

Low levels of breakdown products at lower molecular weight fractions were observed for all patients and increased as a per cent of the total recovered counts over time (data not shown).

The level of breakdown of technology-specific operating costs into individual cost items is also insufficient for the purpose of constructing technology-specific value chains for Japan.

While Tipuric shone against both the Barbarians and the Combined Country XV, neither provided the level of breakdown threat that the Wallabies will bring, while Warburton's tour debut - his first match in seven weeks - came in by far the Lions' toughest game against Queensland Reds.

It is in our criminal justice system where the failures of social reform and high levels of social breakdown are most regularly present.

By holding down blood alcohol, nicotine may spur excessive drinking, and yet not suppress levels of harmful breakdown products of alcohol like acetaldehyde, which can damage the liver and heart.

Ironically, it was precisely the Tory battle cry of "Get on your bike" that broke so many traditional family ties and led to such disastrous levels of social breakdown.