Sentence examples for a collapse of a from inspiring English sources

This is a collapse of a country with a potential for religious clashes.

It is still reeling from a collapse of a wedding hall on Friday, which killed 23 people and injured hundreds.

The worst was a collapse of a garment factory complex in Bangladesh on April 24 that killed more than 1,120 people.

"Heavy rains and a collapse of a mountain are natural disasters, but this wasn't a natural disaster, this was man-made," Yi said.

The administration's priorities, he said, include negotiating a durable political solution in Darfur and averting a collapse of a U.S.-brokered 2005 peace accord ending a war between Khartoum and southern-backed rebels.

The violence has raised fears of a collapse of a peace deal signed in August 2015 that ended two years of bloody civil war between Kiir's and Machar's supporters.

A collapse of an airline founded in October 1937 would be a severe blow to national pride.

A collapse of an unruptured part of the seamount would result in a local stress drop of about 80 MPa.

If this reading "settles," it will represent a collapse of an infinite game into a finite game.

"A popular expression signalling a collapse of will".

In 1628 the vellón coins were withdrawn, causing a collapse of prices and a recession.