Sentence examples for because of the implosion from inspiring English sources

It is stronger than ever, having shed some smaller rightist parties, and governs practically unopposed, because of the implosion of the left in the elections.

Ironically, a new path opened up in part because of the implosion of Mr Milken's old firm, Drexel Burnham Lambert.Mr Handler himself came to Jefferies from Drexel in 1990, with an expertise and a client roster in high-yield debt.

Growth will slow this year at many of India's biggest outsourcing companies, however, because of the implosion of some of their largest clients: banks, mortgage servicing companies and Wall Street firms.

What we have right now is fear of higher rates because of the implosion of some Bear Sterns hedge funds having to do with the subprime mortgages.

In 2006, because of the implosion of the cooling tower at Trojan Nuclear Power Plant, a group got together in the South Park Blocks and brought down a 25-foot model tower to celebrate the implosion.

There are fears that another Ice Age is about to hit Silicon Valley because of the implosion of its unicorns -- start-ups valued at more than one billion dollars.

NBC needs all the help it can get because of the quick implosion of its move of Jay Leno to 10 p.m.

It has only been because of the recent implosion of Fox that CNN and MSNBC has seen some serious traction in the ratings game.

This allowed the taking of an X-ray movie of the implosion.

Unemployment in California remains high, but it's coming down — and there's a projected budget surplus, in part because the implosion of the state's Republican Party finally gave Democrats a big enough political advantage to push through some desperately needed tax increases.

The invention was critical to the success of the implosion-type nuclear weapon.