But after years of breakdowns and poor reliability in testing, program officials said new prototypes had finally seemed on the verge of meeting minimal reliability standards.
It will mean our precious marine life is safer, our communities are cleaner and future generations won't be saddled with mountains of plastic taking hundreds of years to breakdown in landfill sites.
"This is going to be a case study, studied for years, of a breakdown of national security at every level, failed presidential leadership — senior members of the Obama administration failed miserably," Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, said on "Fox News Sunday".
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After four years of nervous breakdowns, crying over frayed lamé, and fighting peers over tiny scraps of fabric, the graduating class of Parsons 2013 BFA program showcased their designs at the school's annual fashion show.
And for years, records of breakdowns and maintenance have been kept on paper or in what Mr. Joyce called a "home brew" database.
It had been a year of marital breakdown within the royal family and a fire in Windsor Castle had caused £50m of damage.
Perhaps there are clues in Kotelko's genome that will help explain the thing that is so singular about her — not speed or power or prowess in any one event, but the resilience to endure all the stress of hard physical activity, year after year, without a hint of breakdown, and no end to the pattern in sight.
At the age of 17, under pressure from his parents, he began work as a clerk; he toiled in an office six days a week from eight in the morning until nine in the evening, and after a year suffered a kind of breakdown.
ROADSIDE BREAKDOWN Years of losses, management missteps and declines in market share finally took their toll on the American automotive sector.
