Sentence examples for a severe collapse from inspiring English sources

The issue is likely to be a key one in tonight's debate and in the Florida primary because the state is suffering under a severe collapse in housing prices.

You'd be hard-pressed to find examples of such a severe collapse historically, with the possible exception of certain Latin American countries, such as Argentina in 2001.

Not since 1958, in the wake of a brief but severe collapse in home construction, has the national economy lost so much ground in just six months.

This has been suggested by a previous prospective study, where severe collapse, burst fractures, and thoracic fractures were risk factors for unfavorable outcome after NSM [ 5] and a study from the SWISS spine registry where lumbar BKPs fared the best [ 15].

She asserted that the Reagan recession was deeper and worse (a debatable assertion given the sudden and severe collapse in 2008).

Late in 1866 Bruckner suffered a severe nervous collapse, from which he recovered after three months in a sanatorium, though intense depressions would later trouble him.

Adults (≥18 years of age) were screened on the bases of having single or multiple teeth absences and a severe horizontal collapse of the alveolar ridge in need of one or more implants for implant supported fixed prosthetic rehabilitation.

It's impossible to be certain, but many experts think the subsidies would function as a built-in safeguard against a severe market collapse -- "the news about United does not presage a death spiral," Kingsdale said -- because that financial assistance keeps coverage cheap for millions of lower- to middle-income people, even if insurers raise their premiums.

If the degree of stenosis could not be measured due to near-occlusion, i.e. severe collapse of the distal lumen, the observers assigned a 95% degree of stenosis.

Steel moment frame buildings face severe collapse potentials when subjected to earthquakes beyond the design level.

Automotive bumper beam is an important component to protect passenger and vehicle from injury and damage induced by severe collapse.