Sentence examples for of the total breakdown from inspiring English sources

But that was a consequence of the total breakdown in national unity over the issue of slavery.

And probably not surprisingly, given the number of stock outages reported for the iPhone 5s, it is leading the way on the Localytics platform by a fairly wide margin, representing 1.05percentt of all U.S. iPhones, while the 5c trails with 0.31percentt of the total breakdown.

Speaking to VICE news, a security source said that there is an "epidemic of crime" in the region, both political and random, where criminal structures are taking advantage of the "total breakdown of law and order".

The contribution of the AMP deamination pathway to the overall catabolism of nucleotides seems to be lower in human cardiomyocytes than in rat cardiomyocytes [ 23, 24], but still accounts for 30%% of the total breakdown capacity.

A spokesman for the Rail, Maritime and Transport union said: "RMT's executive will be taking a report from our London regional organiser on the total breakdown of negotiations over the linked issues of night Tube and pay at a meeting on Monday.

"This is the quintessential case for corporate prosecution," Verizon General Counsel William Barr told the Senate Judiciary Committee in July, "given the magnitude of the crime, the number of high-level executives involved, the pervasive culture of fraud and the total breakdown of internal controls".

And we know it from Michael Sallah and Mitch Weiss's "Tiger Force", their investigation (first published in the Toledo Blade) of the atrocities committed in 1967-8 by an Army reconnaissance unit that slaughtered hundreds of civilians over a period of months.Kerney had watched the total breakdown of a unit.

A comparison of Figs. 4 a and 1 a leads to the following observation: For values of α and β that lead to outcomes of either a very low number of defaults (i.e., EN-level) or the total breakdown of the system, the corresponding standard deviation is relatively low.

While traditional disaster risk management meant the city was well prepared in terms of strict building codes, limiting damage and loss of life, what was not foreseen was the total breakdown of communications networks.

And with the total breakdown of the judicial system and thousands of forced abductions on both sides of the conflict, many of the people we met with in private were too afraid to go on the record.

"Sarah Hall's fierce, uncomfortable story of a radical dissident group holed up in the far north after the total breakdown of society seemed to all the judges to be the book that tackled the most urgent and alarming questions of today," she said.