Sentence examples for well broken down from inspiring English sources

Top-dress the plants with well-rotted farmyard manure or shop-bought compost; whatever you use, make sure it's well broken down as homemade compost may attract more woodlice.

No one, in Africa or further afield, except perhaps for the likes of al-Qaeda, wants the country to fall apart into warring fiefs, as in Somalia, a failed state and potential purveyor of terrorism in the nearby Horn of Africa.But in the past two months the Darfur ceasefire has pretty well broken down.

Eisley saved the Knicks by doing what neither Jackson nor Ward does particularly well: break down his defender with penetration off the dribble.

Statements of fact, such as Pietersen's stated ambition to score 10,000 Test runs, offer no insight into the stability and subtlety of relationships which may very well break down again under pressure.

And that is why Engineers Without Borders Canada launched its "Sponsor An African Spreadsheet" campaign to scale a technology system that can identify where new wells should be drilled and where existing wells need simple repairs, eliminating the problems that 15percentt of new wells were redundantly sited and 30percentt of wells break down within 7 years.

According to Denis Broun, of the WHO, his organisation now realises that private firms can do things it cannot.To begin with, there are resources though David Logan, a consultant with the Corporate Citizenship Company, gives a warning that if one side just hands over cash and the other spends it, a project may well break down.

The two-day summit at Sharm el-Sheikh could well have broken down in failure.

Cathy from Ohio is not doing so well, having broken down in class about three times now, mostly in tears of distraught appreciation for everyone in the class.

The new app streamlines the process of discovery with a menu that allows users to easily find and watch videos in their queues, along with "fresh," new videos, as well as those broken down by categories users have chosen.

Oxalic acid isn't broken down well by the liver.

They must publish the average results for all students, as well as the results broken down by ethnic groups and other subsets.