Sentence examples for system breakdown from inspiring English sources

Burnout is total system breakdown, after prolonged, unmanageable stress, and emotional fatigue.

If you criminalise individual behaviour for what is essentially a system breakdown, there's a problem with that," he said.

This rate of school completion compares unfavorably with both state and national figures, and the trial court considered it symptomatic of "system breakdown".

New York City Transit also provided yesterday, for the first time, an almost minute-by-minute account of the system breakdown, mainly from train and track workers' accounts.

The response by JetBlue's founder and chief executive, David G. Neeleman, to the system breakdown at JetBlue last week was the most refreshing piece of news I've read in a long time.

Statistically, the performance was indeed an aberration — Bayern only conceded 22 goals in 34 Bundesliga games — but the disaster at the back couldn't quite explain the awfulness in the middle, where Bayern suffered a total system breakdown in the second half.

Regardless of price and even with sufficient generating capacity, as with any mechanical system, breakdowns are inevitable.

The plant has an extensive history of safety problems, including fires, explosions, cooling system malfunctions, backup generator failures, emergency communication system breakdowns, pipe breaks and radiation leaks.

The system allows students, teachers and parents to send SMS alerts when pump, toilet or hand-washing system breakdowns down.

The company claims that approximately 80% of hydraulic system breakdowns are caused by oil contamination and that efficient filtering processes will help to cut the cost of maintenance and ownership for end users.

"Requiring submission of detailed evidence of five employer contacts each and every week through automated and voice response systems that are already strained by high workloads will only lead to more system breakdowns," said NELP director Christine Owens in a statement.