Sentence examples for overseas breakdowns from inspiring English sources
If the company's profit margins in New Zealand resemble their overseas breakdowns, New Zealand's tax department could have collected $356 million since 2007 enough to fund 700 state houses.
Janette Wallis (@janette_wallis) has done a breakdown of overseas universities for UK students who are thinking of studying abroad - and it's full of good lightbulb jokes: "How many Princeton students does it take to change a light bulb?
Prosecutors serving under Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, said in court papers that it appeared that the military "had every intention" of prosecuting the corporal after his overseas deployment, but "a breakdown in communication and tracking of the case" led to his being discharged before that occurred.
The health of Lauri Love, 31, who lives with his parents in Newmarket, Suffolk, would deteriorate and he may have a mental breakdown if sent overseas for a lengthy trial, Westminster magistrates court in London heard.
That's why even the top-scoring Nationwide account is only good value for those who want fully comprehensive breakdown cover, head overseas enough to make use of the travel insurance and have a phone valuable enough to warrant some form of cover.
Females outnumbered males 54.2% to 45.8%, and some 21.4% of the population was born overseas (see chart for a breakdown).
Sanyo, which employs 105,000 people worldwide, said 1,500 of the additional job losses would be in Japan and 700 overseas, although it did not give a detailed breakdown.
As we can now see, a favoured ruse was to feign the symptoms of a mental breakdown or depression over a period of time and claim that they needed a fresh start overseas.
In the overseas push, the company will open 250 new stores around the world, though the retailer declined to give a breakdown of where and what type of stores they would be.
Communication breakdowns.
