Sentence examples for because of collapse of from inspiring English sources
The global collapse occurred mostly because of considerable lateral movement of the columns, while the local collapse occurred because of collapse of the beams.
Eight patients died after they had been discontinued from the study; six died of breast cancer, and one died because of collapse of the lung.
Russia hit the buffers, initially because of Ukraine but subsequently because of the collapse of the oil price.
That may be because of the collapse of several big pyramid-savings schemes, or because unemployment has risen sharply.
But the pace of sea-level rise has accelerated over the last decade because of the collapse of ice cover in Greenland and Antarctica, and because of the weakening of ocean currents such as the Gulf Stream.
Parts of Yemen are cut off from each other because of the collapse of security, so people are beginning to go hungry because basic foodstuffs cannot be delivered and there is a shortage of fuel, water, gas and electricity.
Because of the collapse of private demand, especially housing.
The SNP are likely to win dozens of seats because of the collapse of the Labour party," he said.
Tories claim that councils "could lose £1bn" because of the collapse of Icelandic banks.
The difficulty facing Ms Merkel in forming a government arises partly because of the collapse of the Free Democratic Party FDPP) on Sunday.
