Sentence examples for slow breakdown from inspiring English sources
The slow breakdown of this living-together (convivencia) began with the conquest of Granada.
Her battle with the enemy lines on her forehead distracts her almost entirely from her husband's slow breakdown.
A slow breakdown of traditional authorities since – a consequence of conflict, forced displacement and social change – has led to splits within the community.
According to Helen Castor, a historian at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, the wars arose from the slow breakdown of English government under Henry VI, a man who was prone to bouts of mental illness and "curiously incapable" even when well.
Is it true, as Ms. Steele suggests, that homosexuality as a specific group only appeared after the slow breakdown of a feudal class system, when men at the apex of society thought it natural to penetrate either sex?
The slow breakdown of the plume, if verified by additional research, suggests that scientists may find themselves tracking the toxic compounds from BP's well and trying to discern their impact on sea life for a long time.
HESs with lower MW have higher solubility and slower breakdown rates [ 41, 43].
This later appearance in the r-GVNef1 treated monolayer might be a function of slower breakdown of this larger expressed peptide.
Drugs that slow that breakdown deprive tumors of those substances.
Lower evaporation losses in cold climes also slow the breakdown of oil.
To slow bone breakdown, many doctors first turn to one particular class of drugs.
