Sentence examples for bring about a collapse from inspiring English sources

"On the other hand," he said, "you might have a situation which could bring about a collapse.

The introduction in 2016 of the national living wage, against a backdrop of the existing underfunding, threatened to bring about a collapse in the sector.

Cooper and Callum Ferguson (61) put on 154 for the third wicket, only for the latter's dismissal to bring about a collapse of 8-55.

Mr. Zenawi and Mr. Afewerki had asserted that an arms embargo would bring about a collapse of the peace talks, making war much more likely, Mr. Lake said.

All of this has combined to bring about a collapse in the price of UN credits, from highs topping $20 £12.500) before the financial crisis to less than $3 each today.

"Either we want to achieve a sustainable arrangement, with a lasting cease-fire and a stop to arms smuggling from Egypt, or we want to bring about a collapse of the Hamas government," he said.

These factors brought about a collapse in the market.

The sharp recession in Asian economies beginning in 1997 brought about a collapse of oil prices.

But that crash brought about a collapse in tax revenues – tax revenues that had become far too dependent on stamp duty receipts from a frothy housing market, corporation tax from an overextended banking sector and taxes on City bonuses.

That brought about a collapse with Moises Henriques, who scored 68 and 81 not out in the first Test, being deceived and bowled by the spin of Ravindra Jadeja.

The recession, which brought about a collapse in both domestic demand and global trade, has deeply exacerbated the woes of the already troubled Midwest, home to America's manufacturing sector.