Sentence examples for the potential breakdown from inspiring English sources

Kenyon said he was also concerned about the potential breakdown of any safeguards put in place.

The potential breakdown in the talks came nearly two days after contracts covering 73,000 hourly workers expired.

First, it can cause alienation among the Muslim community; and as a result of this alienation, we have the potential breakdown of a flourishing multicultural society.

Mr. Conrad said the potential breakdown in the session's final hours was particularly vexing to him because New Guinea and other forested tropical countries were finally getting attention for a proposal of payments by rich countries for preserving tropical forests.

What surprised me about Nicholas Carr's analysis of the potential breakdown of broadcast TV as we know it was that he never considered how ads may factor into the equation.

Ultimately, experts recommend that baby food not be heated in the microwave due to overheating of food and in the case of breast milk, the potential breakdown of nutrients.

But while the potential breakdowns covered by home warranties might be unpleasant, Consumers' Checkbook says, they are often not catastrophic.

The cumulative distributions in the breakdown voltage are near-normal, which are consistent with the PDM, assuming the distributions of potential breakdown sites in terms of the cation vacancy diffusivity for different concentrations of chloride are normal.

Thromboelastometry (ROTEM®; Tem International GmbH, Munich, Germany) offers rapid, comprehensive assessment of the patient's coagulation status, from initiation of coagulation to the formation, quality and potential breakdown of the clot [ 5, 15- 19].

For instance, forest models (which are among the most successful IBMs) have been used to assess the result of climate change on the atmosphere because of a potential breakdown of the presumed balance between production and decomposition of carbon-containing compounds.

The full ramifications of a potential breakdown in transatlantic ties are so extensive, they are difficult to total.