Sentence examples for avoidable collapse from inspiring English sources
Still, the fear is that this dynamic could force companies into an otherwise avoidable collapse — or at least interfere with a restructuring.
What the outcome of the election of 2008 proved is not that the voters suddenly got smart but that they will turn on a party that plunges the country into an unneeded war and brings on an avoidable economic collapse while at the same time mouthing platitudes about the virtues of small government.
The rate cuts represent central bankers' effort — critics say belated — to curb the worst effects of a recession that many saw as avoidable until the collapse of Lehman Brothers sent the financial crisis rippling across the Atlantic.
Carers' needs will change, particularly across the illness trajectory; early assessment and appropriate intervention can help to avoid crisis situations which can lead to carers collapse, and prevent avoidable hospital admissions that are reported to be an issue of concern globally [ 6, 25].
The storm of indignation triggered by this terrible, and avoidable, catastrophe is causing what the New York Times calls, "The collapse of the clean coal myth".
As my colleagues and I did our work at the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, we were deeply dismayed by the long train of avoidable and foreseeable errors that led to the financial collapse.
No one profits when schoolhouses collapse; no one profits when children are disabled by avoidable exposures; and no one profits if a child can't think because the air and surfaces are thick with molds, or when the dilapidated gym is closed and the drinking water contaminated by lead.
The worst outcomes a collapse of Europe's single currency or a hard landing in China are avoidable.
There was a crazy civil war, two totally avoidable secession wars, which evicted a quarter of a million destitute refugees, and the economy collapsed.
