Sentence examples for biggest collapse from inspiring English sources

Only the biggest collapse in Premier League history would stop United from claiming the title.

It was the biggest collapse in the 121-year-old program's history.

The biggest collapse came last autumn, when the Mark Group failed, leaving almost 1,000 jobless.

The biggest collapse in the share of the vote for the local elections appeared to be for the Liberal Democrats.

Home builders like Toll Brothers have struggled to weather the biggest collapse of demand for new homes on record.

Economist Danny Blanchflower tweeted that it was "pretty rich for David Cameron to claim Corbyn threatens economic security as Tory austerity responsible for its biggest collapse in 300yrs".

When Lincoln went bankrupt in 1989 — one of the biggest collapses of the savings and loan crisis, costing taxpayers $3.4 billion — the Keating Five became infamous.

The Mets' listless 8-1 loss to the Florida Marlins yesterday, coupled with the Philadelphia Phillies' 6-1 victory against the Washington Nationals about five minutes later, eliminated them from postseason contention and saddled them with one of the biggest collapses in baseball history.

Ellsbury, Boston's sparkplug, batted.321, hit 32 home runs and stole 39 bases but was also part of one of the  biggest collapses in baseball history when the Red Sox nose-dived from a nine-game lead in the wild-card race in September.

Atlanta never led until Paul Millsap's runner with 3 26 remaining made it 107-106, but Wiggins scored the next seven points to prevent one of the biggest collapses in NBA history.

Meanwhile the 2007 Mets underwent what was described in the New York Times as "one of the biggest collapses in baseball history", becoming the first team with a seven game divisional lead with only 17 games remaining to finish outside of first place, losing the Eastern division to the Phillies on the final day of the season.