Sentence examples for challenge collapsed from inspiring English sources

Jessica Ennis-Hill is on course for World Championship gold after Katarina Johnson-Thompson's challenge collapsed in agonising fashion.

He says he has endured and coped with his own disappointments, not least in 1992 when United's challenge collapsed in the space of a week in which they played four games.

Second, a fluid challenge recruits collapsed pulmonary blood capillaries and, therefore, reduces West zones 1 and 2 and increases zone 3 [22].

For another, a long F1 season is inching to its conclusion, a year that promised so much for Ferrari only for their challenge to collapse again, swept aside by the juggernaut of Red Bull and Sebastian Vettel.

Haughey spent the next seven years in the political wilderness, but did not abandon his ambition to be prime minister, despite the humiliation he suffered when an early challenge to Lynch collapsed.

Haughey spent the next seven years in the political wilderness, but did not abandon his ambition to become prime minister, despite the humiliation he suffered when an early challenge to Lynch collapsed.

"We're facing the perfect storm – security challenges, oil collapsing and corruption," said Folarin Gbadebo-Smith, a director at the Lagos-based Centre for Public Policy.

The allure of the challenge, in addition to the fame and the money, is that if it is possible to prove that P does in fact equal NP some of the hardest computing challenges may collapse, leading to a burst of new economic and technological productivity.

He has said before that the confidence of the US press to challenge the US government collapsed post 9/11, but he is adamant that Obama is worse than Bush.

Voltaire collapsed both challenges into a singular vision of his enemy as "backward Cartesianism".

The economically challenged USSR might have collapsed much sooner.