Sentence examples for a time of collapsing from inspiring English sources

In a time of collapsing public confidence in the political classes across Europe, Orbán can claim to be unique – a gifted, popular strongman with the most formidable electoral mandate in the EU.

In a time of collapsing real estate values, where one in five homes are now under water, a short sale is increasingly the only option before foreclosure.

He has little affection for the period that followed, a time of "spiritual collapse".

At a time of economic collapse, we are supposed to remember the 1980s with shame.

Far from being the golden age of movie going, the first years of the Depression were a time of near collapse for the industry.

Every detail perfectly advances a vision of American aspiration at a time of economic collapse and midlife crisis: just two floors below a gleaming condo in the desert that speaks for the virtual future that the Saudis (and Americans) are counting on is another room where 25 foreign laborers are squeezed into a tiny space, exchanging blows over a discarded cellphone.

At a time of widespread collapse, they emphasized the interrelatedness of culture with all aspects of life, not the separateness of a rarefied art world.

It could be difficult to recall the exact time-of-collapse events in emergency situations.

At a time of accelerating negative equity, collapsing private pensions and mounting unemployment, the public has every reason to be angry with its political masters.

"But I've got a great deal of interest to take the skill set I've developed here in Suffolk County and apply them to the state at a time of potential fiscal collapse".

In Robinson in Ruins, his spectral patch is the landscape around Keiller's own home in Oxford: its industrial heritage, its residual romanticism, the weird energies of Englishness at a time of global economic collapse.