Sentence examples for an utter collapse of from inspiring English sources

"This is an utter collapse of the market, and it's not specific to G.M. or to U.S. automakers.

Meanwhile, a rift in the Democratic Party and poor mobilization of voters played a large role in Trump's victory, McCarty said, adding that "an utter collapse of the Democratic Party on the state level" weakened the Democratic Party on the federal level.

Three goals conceded, two players sent off, a manager and an assistant manager sent to the stand - an utter collapse on the field and off in the face of opponents that were on it from the first whistle.

"Our intelligence agencies," she testified, "suffered an utter collapse in their duties and responsibilities leading up to and on September 11".

She retains more power the longer the race goes on, however, barring an utter collapse.

What we're seeing is a complete and utter collapse of the Lib Dem vote and a significant loss of the Tory vote as well, and that has coalesced with the SNP.

There used to be six candidates in these two groups, but the media seem to have missed the utter collapse of Carly's numbers.

Wilkerson cleared his throat on the "Cheney-Rumsfeld cabal" and the utter collapse of the national security decision-making process in a globally reported speech before the New America Foundation on October 19 , 2005

At last Joffre realized the truth and the utter collapse of Plan XVII.

The second dramatic instance of the big picture overwhelming the small was the utter collapse of the Liberal Democrats.

It was a solid, middle-of-the-road performance from the stock market, neither the utter collapse of 2008 (when the S&P 500 fell 38percentt) nor the sharp bounce-back of 2009 (up 23percentt).