Sentence examples for can also implode from inspiring English sources

They can also implode quickly.

Although the spill can primarily be attributed to the misfortunes of the consulting companies' dot-com clients, the pace of the change also says that an industry that operates on the vaunted 24/7 pace can also implode at Internet speed.

Spain's far left also imploded, leaving the United Left coalition with just two deputies.

Then the East German state ceased to exist in 1990, and the reputation of its most celebrated author also imploded.

The jangly, folky, "Wake Me Up" and Avicii's 2013 country-pop debut album True can definitely be read as an affront to the EDM establishment that birthed him, but it can also be understood as a canny hedge an escape hatch the career-savvy artist could hop into if EDM ever imploded, via pivoting from festivals like EDC to Stagecoach.

Newsweek stated that "he [Pacino] can play small as rivetingly as he can play big, that he can implode as well as explode".

Obviously it's a story about injustice in many ways, but it's also a story about how society or community can implode with fear.

"Schoolings can implode on themselves, become insular.

"You have to be nice or things can implode".

Only Dustin can implode as spectacularly as that, of course.

Hubs, in between, can explode or implode if not managed correctly.