Sentence examples similar to triggered breakdown from inspiring English sources

Sexual intercourse might only trigger breakdown of a partially dissolved suture, which in case of such a primary healing defect, causes a (partial) separation of the vaginal wall epithelium that would have occurred sooner or later anyway.

This led to them becoming stressed, triggering breakdowns in communication with police officers.

In the hastily organised referendum that triggered the breakdown of talks, Greeks are being asked to vote on creditors' bailout terms that are no longer on the table.

It triggered a breakdown and his prolonged absence from work resulted in him losing his job as a project worker with Barnardo's.

A 50-year-old female director at a financial services firm in the City, who was interviewed last year about her month at the retreat in November 2008, said the banking crisis had triggered her breakdown.

Our findings indicate that drought triggered mutualism breakdown, resulting in toxic sulfide concentrations that aggravated seagrass degradation.

He served in the Navy during World War II, working with sonar and setting off underwater explosives, an experience that triggered a breakdown.

The world's minerals companies have already found far greater reserves than we can afford to burn without triggering climate breakdown.

Lower temperatures and shorter days trigger the breakdown of chlorophyll the green molecule that captures energy from light in the process of photosynthesis.

It was not clear if air speed alone could trigger a breakdown of aircraft systems, but any recommendations from Airbus about its jets would fuel speculation over the causes of the mysterious crash over the Atlantic.

Far from settling Clermont deeper into their groove, the try seemed to trigger a breakdown in discipline at the tackle and seemed to expose them to pressure at the scrummage.