Sentence examples for case a collapse from inspiring English sources
Each case — a collapse of house prices and a cascade of problems threatening a large release of radiation — was viewed as so improbable that it could be virtually ignored in considering risks.
Such theory has been originally developed with reference to moment resisting steel frames and gradually extended to other seismic resistant structural typologies aiming to the assure, in all cases, a collapse mechanism of global type.
"Your score is 63 out of 100; you have 10 months' initial survival time," they told a guy who was making weapons and growing algae to feed his five children in case of a collapse of the world financial system.
Marshall, a former U.S. Senate candidate, has argued the state needs a currency in case of a collapse of the dollar or other problems with the Federal Reserve, The Washington Post reports.
Always build at least two exits in case of a collapse.
An elaborately choreographed disaster, in this case a bridge collapse, eliminates a group of teenagers in entertainingly disgusting ways before being revealed as a premonition.
But even Einstein could not accept the idea that the warping could get so extreme, say in the case of a collapsing star, that space could wrap itself completely around some object like a magician's cloak, causing it to disappear as a black hole.
As an experiment, agential realism is applied to a fictive case of a collapsing structure, and found to make sense as feminist conceptualization of such an event.
That pooling of money was needed in case Scotland suffered a collapse in North Sea oil prices or there was a banking crisis in London.
The RSPCA said other cases included a collapsed and emaciated dog dumped on Christmas morning and a dog which ate her dead mate to survive after being abandoned in a flat.
The decisions made in the 60 minutes following a major trauma are self-evidently crucial; among tonight's cases, a mysterious collapse in London, a stabbing in Newcastle and a cyclist hit by a bus in Durham.
