Sentence examples for bringing about the collapse from inspiring English sources

It is indeed paradoxical that this most passive of Presidents should have been so active in bringing about the collapse of Soviet Communism.

Moriarty is engaged in a dual pursuit: bringing about the collapse of civilisation and tracking down the gypsy girl Sim (Noomi Rapace), who doesn't want to be found.

In a very different speech at Chatham House on Wednesday, Blair warned that Trump was bringing about the collapse of that very alliance.

The terms were imposed by an Old Bailey judge in September, who said Mr Nadir could face trial in October next year for allegedly bringing about the collapse of his company in 1991.

Andrew Colley Halstead, Essex  Fred Goodwin is stripped of his knighthood for bringing about the collapse of RBS, and the deal that is cited as the straw that broke the camel's back was "the kamikaze acquisition of ABN Amro".

Pointing to huge deficit spending, and to the flood of money that the Federal Reserve has sluiced into the economy, they argue that we're at serious risk of "igniting out-of-control inflation" and bringing about the collapse of the dollar.

As a result, she helped to bring about the collapse of the Soviet Union and the liberation of millions of people.

In 1944 he cooperated with other leading political figures to bring about the collapse of the Tōjō cabinet.

They say it's offensive, puerile and we should hold our tongues lest we bring about the collapse of civilisation.

Engaging with Syrians, not bombing them, was the surest way to bring about the collapse of Isis, he said.

For too long, hard-line religious figures have preached that cinema would bring about the collapse of all moral values.