The capture of Kościuszko caused a moral breakdown among the leadership and fighters in Warsaw.

Because of their structure and form of moral breakdown they are usually in alliance with People Nation.

Sub plot concerns man from whom tract got organ (which is illegal), and how his presence causes moral breakdown of people in tract.

My field work, on the other hand, led me to believe that America's so-called moral breakdown was largely myth.

One of the most known examples of moral breakdown originating from natural disaters took place during the epidemic of Black Death in Europe (1347-1350).

For many blacks and whites, gangster rap provokes genuine concerns about moral breakdown.

For example, most of the 12 said the epidemic reflected a "moral breakdown" and thought society should re-emphasize the value of monogamy.

"Warfare leaves a residue of 'eat drink and be merry' that often leads inexorably to moral breakdown."

In 1993, following James Bulger's murder, I made a case in very similar terms to the one being heard today about moral breakdown in Britain.

Conservatives cite it as confirmation of their warnings about theological dissent and moral breakdown.