Sentence examples for of breakdown of from inspiring English sources

Fascism is thus not some sort of breakdown of tradition but a continuation of traditional class rule by other means.

The novel dovetails these two different agonies and wrests from them a dreadful sense of breakdown, of life being torn apart in front of our eyes.

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

"Exclusionary cities wherein upper and middle class people create boundaries around their localities and thereby create a degenerated periphery tend to be extremely violent in situations of breakdown of law and order or outbreak of group violence," Mr. Kundu said.

It's impossible to calculate all it taught me and the warnings it gave me, but to begin with motherhood: Lessing writes about the conflicts between the maternal and the erotic life, of the responsibility that can keep a suicidal mother alive in the midst of breakdown, of the efforts (sometimes disastrous) to conduct a career while rearing a child.

"Marienbad" is, of course, a German name ("Bad" means "bath," referring to a spa), and the title of the film could (with a tiny tweak of the French) mean the last year at Marienbad — as in, this is how life was in Germany before all hell broke loose, or even, this is the sort of passionately decadent frivolity — and the sort of breakdown of memory — that results in disaster on a historical scale.

In case of breakdown of negotiations, the outside option of both parties equals zero.

Indications of breakdown of scaling and universality are observed below Tλ.

"The observations do tell us something about the mechanism of breakdown of water to make hydrogen and oxygen," Hemley says.

Bilirubin is the main bile pigment which formed because of breakdown of heme of red blood cells by reticuloendothelial system.

The blood thinner is the latest example of breakdowns of the supply chain traced to Chinese factories.