Sentence examples for a new collapse from inspiring English sources
Noting that Micron had expressed concern about "the viability of the remaining company," the board said the plan overestimated its revenue and left it saddled with more debt than it could handle, risking a new collapse.
Observers in a submersible research vessel from the University of Hawaii dove to Lō'ihi as the 1996 earthquakes waned, and they discovered a new collapse crater at the summit and fine white "dust" that greatly reduced visibility but saw no red lava or erupting vents.
The policies, including a law stipulating that all businesses with more than US$500,000 £32,0000) in assets must be at least 51 per cent owned by black Zimbabweans, have led to a new collapse in the country's economy, experts warn.
The iteration would lead to a new collapse, and so on.
Meanwhile, a new collapse mode named octagonal collapse mode was observed for tubes with type B pattern and the energy absorption of tubes developing this mode increased by 54 93% compared with the conventional tube.
Finally, a new collapse index is proposed that can be used to assess both the damage state and the reserve capacity of the system and can also serve as a means to identify critical load-bearing elements in the structure that provide the greatest resistance to progressive collapse.
These covariance matrices will be used to test a new collapsing algorithm which will subsequently be employed to calculate uncertainties on integral parameters in different fast neutron-based systems.
The timing of the accident, just weeks after the Sept. 11 attacks, rattled the area and sent some rescue workers at ground zero racing to the new collapse in a search for survivors.
Poor growth figures put a "new" financial collapse back on the cards.
The euro had stabilized, and markets were less volatile, but worries about a new banking collapse remained.
Argentina and Brazil, to name but two, are even now struggling, respectively, with an exceptionally severe recession and the threat of a new financial collapse.
