Sentence examples for as a total collapse from inspiring English sources

The report expressed concern at what it described as a "total collapse of credibility in the banking sector".

A team of senior Anglicans, in a document called the Windsor report, had proposed to make up if the Episcopalians said they were sorry for having ordained Bishop Robinson and vowed not to offend again.What actually happened has been described by Edith Humphrey, an Anglican theologian, as a "total collapse of the centre".

The ISIS offensive, widely described as an alarming threat to the security of the region and its Western allies, appeared to surprise the Iraqi government of Prime Minister Nouri Maliki, whose armed forces in the area suffered what analysts described as a total collapse.

A recent guest post by Daniel Callahan, co-founder of the Hastings Center, dissected the idea of rationing health care based on age as a way of preventing a total collapse of the Medicare system.

See article.In this section Politics this week Business this week KAL's cartoon ReprintsThe UN warned that Yemen is nearing a "total collapse", as a coalition of ten countries led by Saudi Arabia continued a campaign of air strikes in support of the Yemeni government against Houthi rebels.

Do we have to have a total collapse such as we had with the banks and financial institutions for our government and agencies to make a firm stand and commitment to safe foods?

For a while now, it's looked as though we might be headed toward a total collapse of the genre system.

Vulnerability bred a siege mentality, as if the slightest external pressure might trigger a total collapse.

As he told Radio Free Asia in a recent interview, "Even if there was a total collapse, it might not lead to any improvement in Tibetans' situation".

"It was a total collapse," Nets Coach Byron Scott said.

Unprecedented, anywhere else it would have been a total collapse.