Sentence examples for true breakdown from inspiring English sources
Conversely, what does generate criticism and a true breakdown of trust, is when celebrities or brands do act hypocritically.
Zhang et al. [15] studied several freeway sites in the US and concluded that the "low speed" condition has to be sustained for at least 15 min to be recognized as a "true" breakdown instance.
Although not a true breakdown by the three generations I have depicted, the graphic below provided by Lord Ashcroft Polls is interesting nonetheless.
Two mechanisms of elevated cTnT values after prolonged exercise have been postulated and include either an increase in myocardial injury due to the true breakdown of myocytes or the cytosolic release of the biomarker [ 10, 11].
No one knows the true demographic breakdown of Lebanese by religion, since for nearly 70 years, no government has wanted to risk stirring political trouble by conducting a census.
It is also true that breakdowns in parenting practices and the parent child relationship child abuse and maltreatment being extreme examples represent one of the most pernicious risk factors for negative child outcomes (Cicchetti and Valentino 2006).
It is true that social breakdown accelerated in the 1980s.
That is especially true at the breakdown, where Lions captain Sam Warburton and the Australian Michael Hooper are both renowned for their ball-stealing ability.
10– 13 29– 33 This is also true for protein breakdown which was either increased 33 or not affected by amino acid supplementation.
In this case, these ulcers could have been caused by the true neuropathic skin breakdowns induced by the constant rubbing of the sandal straps over the skin.
The dorsal foot ulcers may then have been true neuropathic skin breakdowns from the rubbing of her sandal straps and thong on the hallux of her insensate foot.
