Sentence examples similar to a collapsing order from inspiring English sources

Yet if literary history is any indication, an era of collapsing order offers fertile ground for novelists.

The results just posted by the two Swedish giants of the industry, Volvo and Scania, painted a picture of collapsing orders with little respite in sight.

There is usually a note of nostalgia for collapsing orders in Ms Denis's work, unsurprisingly for someone who grew up in the last days of the French empire.

But what we are seeing now is a kind of post-American techno-nationalism that strategically leverages the 'network effects' of technology platforms to reshape a collapsing Bretton Woods order.

The default view is the collapsed ordered gene view (Fig. 1).

In Korea the alternative to continued backing for General Chun would probably have been a collapse of order in South Korea, which might have induced North Korea to attact.

"The second would be, of course, if there was such a collapse of order that it was absolutely certain that there was no solution to the problem," the President added.

With the shah's departure looming, and no US support for a coup forthcoming, they felt they had no choice but to seek an accommodation with opposition groups to prevent a collapse of order.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14 - President Reagan said today that the United States would not withdraw its marines from Beirut until the Government of Lebanon took control of its territory or there was "such a collapse of order" that no peaceful resolution of the Lebanese conflict was possible.

And they worry that Brexit could lead to a collapse in orders – or even to their firm relocating outside the UK.

In the early 1990s, he could have picked it up cheaply because BAE was in dire trouble after a failed rights issue wrecked its credibility and it was suffering from a collapse of orders in both its civil and defence businesses.