Sentence examples for this latest breakdown from inspiring English sources

Yet there is nonetheless enough in this latest breakdown for policymakers - both in the Treasury and the Bank of England - to be cautious.

He shrugged off the latest breakdown as a bump in the road toward the inevitable.

Last week's failure of the budget supercommittee, despite its super powers, is only the latest breakdown in an attempt at compromise in Washington.

Despite the fact that she worked full time and had as many as four side jobs, she had no savings at all, and the latest breakdown meant she'd be late for work again.

The NFL has just emerged from an 18-week lockout by its owners, while the latest breakdown in negotiations between NBA owners and the players union means the entire basketball season, which should have started a month ago, could now be lost.

But after the latest breakdown in evacuation agreement, they endured nearly 24 hours stranded at checkpoints in freezing temperatures, without food or warmth, according to people on the vehicles and a UK monitor.

But after the latest breakdown in a complex evacuation agreement, they endured nearly 24 hours stranded at checkpoints in freezing temperatures, without food or warmth, according to people on the vehicles and a UK monitor.

Shares fell across Europe after the latest breakdown in talks between Athens and its creditors diminished hopes of a deal being agreed at a meeting of eurozone finance ministers in Luxembourg on Thursday.

Bulmahn said in a press conference a day after the latest breakdown that she is ready for further negotiations and "will continue the fight".

Be empirical: Don't ignore the basics like rust, ever escalating repair bills and the latest breakdown on lonely country roads when determining if it's time for a new car.

He added that he was not concerned by the latest breakdown of pay talks with the RMT - which has rejected a £500 bonus for Tube workers on shift during the Olympics - saying it was a "tactic".