Sentence examples for both the collapse of from inspiring English sources

China's food-safety problems highlight both the collapse of the country's business ethics and the failure of government regulators to keep pace with the expanding market economy.

Walking away from a deal that most of the world would affirm risks both the collapse of the international sanctions regime and the expansion of Iran's nuclear programme.

State failure comes in degrees and is often a function of both the collapse of state institutions and societal collapse.

Last time, the financial industry was hit with both the collapse of the Internet bubble and the terrorist attacks of September 2001.

Gregor's financial improprieties are about to cause both the collapse of his empire and, it would appear, the fortunes of many of his clients.

The method has been tested by solving both the collapse of an adiabatic wall and a normalised two-MB problem whose exact solution is known.

In the lungs, hysteresis results both from the collapse of small airways and from the surface tension at the gas-liquid interface of alveoli that must be overcome to inflate the lungs.

Ben Stiller and Steve Carell can't raise a smirk between them, both lamenting the collapse of freedom of expression.

Environmentalists remain opposed but voters worry about the dire state of the economy, knocked both by the collapse of the Stanford empire and the effect of global recession on international tourism.

But, as the committee's report concluded, that theory "has been shown to be incorrect," both in the collapse of the Nimitz and in damage to a freeway overpass near Los Angeles in 1987.

Part of that effort included payments of millions of dollars to keep crucial employees, including some natural gas and electricity traders, both before the collapse of Enron's merger with Dynegy and soon before the company sought bankruptcy protection.