Sentence examples for collapse back from inspiring English sources

Japan's collapse back into recession in 1998 is a cautionary tale.

Poor growth figures put a "new" financial collapse back on the cards.

For the suddenly displaced tenants, the first challenge after the collapse back in July was shelter; many spent the first few nights with friends or relatives.

Left on its own, the indignation caused by Hackgate is just as likely to collapse back into the sense of impotence that pervades our situation.

Often old autocracies are replaced by new, or the old ones become entrenched; only sometimes do we witness transitions to democracy and often these eventually collapse back into autocracy.

The three modes are very close to each other in spirit, staining each other: one often hears a barely suppressed note of desperation in the praise, as if it were about to collapse back into plea or plaint.

"Optimism has collapsed back to lows of autumn 2011".

It sends mud houses collapsing back into the earth.

It was formerly very widespread, but has now collapsed back.

As it collapses, matter would be pushed closer and closer together, eventually collapsing back into one singularity.

It collapses back down like flourless cakes do, and sets firm when chilled.