Sentence examples for structurally broken from inspiring English sources

Bill, because his family was structurally broken.

In the United Kingdom, local government is structurally broken.

The question facing the exchange, he said, is, "What can we do to assure the public that the greatest capital market in the world is not structurally broken?" David Leonhardt.

People are scared of the stock because the New Zealand government has been on the attack, threatening to structurally break up the company.

And the C.I.A. effort was only partly successful: the submarine, which sank after an explosion onboard and was without doubt structurally damaged, broke apart as it was being raised.

It is unlikely that Microsoft will be structurally disassembled, or broken up, since there is little public or industry support for so drastic a remedy.

The karyotypes of most tumours are aneuploid, meaning that chromosomes, which carry thousands of genes, are structurally rearranged, duplicated, broken or entirely missing.

Structurally, global health has broken faith with its core ethical mandate of addressing the root causes of poor health outcomes, falling prey to four main temptations – coveting silo gains, lusting for technological solutions, leaving broad promises largely unfulfilled, and boasting of narrow successes.

But Columbo is also structurally ground-breaking.

Structurally, one can begin to impose shade structures that break the wind, allowing a flat surface to be broken into a chiaroscuro of dark and light.

"We decided we would break it structurally".