Sentence examples for a combination of collapsing from inspiring English sources

Not until the Premier League is crippled by a combination of collapsing worldwide interest and a global financial meltdown will such a dream become viable.

This is particularly true in Britain, where a combination of collapsing tax revenues and government spending to prop up banks and support the unemployed during the financial crisis has contributed to a budget deficit equal to 11 percent of gross domestic product, second highest in Europe after Ireland.

There has been much western crowing in recent weeks that the combination of collapsing oil prices with US and EU sanctions has plunged Russia into recession, while knocking chunks out of the economies of other independent oil states such as Iran and Venezuela into the bargain.

Ratings agency Standard & Poor's blamed a combination of factors - collapsing oil prices, the rouble's sharp fall, and sanctions imposed by the west - for the move.

The South's downturn, said Ferrel Guillory, the director of a regional studies program at the University of North Carolina, "is a combination of the collapse of the old economy accelerating and the new economy being shaken".

Over the past twelve months the rouble has lost almost half its value against the dollar, thanks to a combination of the collapse in oil prices and the sanctions imposed by the United States and European Union following the annexation of Crimea and Russia's involvement in the eastern Ukrainian regions of Donetsk and Luhansk.

Most attribute the economic recession to a combination of the collapse in the housing market and the financial crisis.

In the lung, detection of lesions was more challenging in areas of ground-glass opacity or consolidation, which is a combination of PM collapse and oedema [ 26].

The phrase "perfect storm" is over-used, but the combination of a collapsing currency, a collapsing economy and punitive interest rates make it apposite.

Combo skin-A combination of either.

Only the prices of Christmas pudding and mince pies have increased, as the price of imported raisins, butter, flour and sugar has jumped since 2015, due to a combination of factors including the collapse of the pound and weaker supplies.