Sentence examples for as a collapse from inspiring English sources

"The sweep of the Northern Alliance has not been so much a military victory as a collapse or withdrawal of the Taliban," the official said.

Gartner has described global tablet shipments in 2014 – note, a different metric to the active users referred to by eMarketer – as a "collapse" and "alarming".

The Administration's recent sudden reversal of its position on Zelaya's restoration and the legitimacy of the upcoming elections in Honduras can even be read as a collapse under conservative Republican pressure.

"But we could be looking at a currency crisis, defined as a collapse in the value of the dollar sufficiently sudden and severe to disrupt international transactions on a grand scale".

Many others who have "pedigree and experience" think there will be a drop in production within just a few years, and we are in danger of that drop being so steep as to merit description as a collapse.

As well as a collapse in exports, Asia also faces a huge overhang of capacity and hence the risk of a sharp plunge in investment.Although America's slump may be the main culprit, the former East Asian tigers also have themselves partly to blame.

Earlier, spinners Monty Panesar and Samit Patel took three wickets apiece as Mumbai A collapsed to 286 all out.

That they can either vote to increase the debt ceiling, or not, and risk both an economic collapse as well as the blame for a collapse.

Such a situation causes what is known as a collapsed replication fork and is fixed by several pathways of homologous recombination including the RecBCD pathway.

The predominantly private ART industry is characterized by market rhetoric and the language of demand and supply, and takes advantage of the prevailing ideology of patriarchy in society, as well as a collapsing public health system to promote itself.

We should point out that the inclusion of the exponential parameter in the execution process drift rate implements a similar process as a collapsing bound on the decision times (Ratcliff & Frank, 2012).