Sentence examples for an implosion that from inspiring English sources

TURKEY'S ECONOMY is in crisis, teetering on the brink of an implosion that could undo two decades of progress.

It was an implosion that spilled out from behind closed doors into public view in a way rarely seen in Washington.

From China's point of view, it is better to preserve North Korea's few remaining economic lifelines than risk nudging Kim Jong Il's regime towards an implosion that could send millions pouring across the Chinese border.

When Hester took over as chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland in October 2008, and as £45bn of taxpayer money was being pumped in to the business, the once proud Edinburgh-based bank was on the brink of an implosion that could have brought down the UK economy with it.

Like wilderness explorers, physicists at the National Ignition Facility seek the most direct path to their goal: an implosion that releases more energy than it consumes.

Rather than confront the North and risk a devastating war or, almost as frighteningly, an implosion that would create a refugee crisis that would cripple the region for decades, the South Korean left extended a hand of friendship.

He held in his hands the knowledge needed to create a perfect implosion that could trigger a nuclear chain reaction inside a small spherical core.

"The result was an economic implosion that ended up making the debt problem even worse".

Latin America correspondent Jonathan Watts travelled through Venezuela to discover how that country is coping with an economic implosion that's unstitching society.

Critics said the new legislation risked further alienating Iranians who suspect that the sanctions' true purpose is not to pressure Iran in the nuclear negotiations, but to cause an economic implosion that would lead to regime change.

Beijing fears a regime implosion that could release a flood of refugees across its border or put it under pressure to intervene militarily should South Korea and the United States move into the North to seize its nuclear arsenal and build a Western-leaning, unified Korea on its border.