Sentence examples for wider breakdown from inspiring English sources
City officials and the largest trash hauling companies in recent weeks say they have struggled to prevent a wider breakdown in the city's commercial trash disposal systems, and hope to eliminate the remaining backlog by the end of this month.
"The unedifying disagreements between witnesses and the conflicting accounts of what was disclosed about individual severance payments are symptomatic of a wider breakdown in the relationship between the BBC Trust and the executive".
For their part, the Lou say it is the Murle who are proxies of the northern regime.Whatever the truth, the episode is a sign of a wider breakdown of peace across southern Sudan.
It was certainly a government-wide breakdown, but Zelikow directed significant ire at Bush administration lawyers, whose interpretation of US law was "indefensible in a whole variety of ways", and produced an "unprecedented programme in American history of cruelly calculated, dehumanising abuse and physical torment to extract information".
Yesterday, he explained that the reassessment meant an organization-wide breakdown of how the Mets are run and a sharing of some of the team's departments with Sterling Equities, Wilpon's real-estate firm, now that his purchase of the team from the former co-owner Nelson Doubleday was complete.
Significant dependence can thus increase the risk of a system-wide breakdown.
These paradoxes arise because, in studying aging, gerontologists are studying the genome-wide breakdown of adaptation.
The fracture and tumult he experiences are intimations of a wider social breakdown masquerading, at times, as a cosmic rebirth.
"Initially the police treated the situation too much as a public order issue, rather than essentially one of crime," he told the summoned lawmakers, blaming a wide social breakdown for the violence.
"I don't think there's any number that couldn't be better," she tells me, regarding the industry-wide gender breakdown.
