Sentence examples for collapse experience from inspiring English sources

The fact that there are multiple bodies and also that they mirror the video of me in process creates a time/space collapse experience for the viewer.

Taken together, the main significant finding of our analyses is that male former smokers whose incomes fell during the period of the economic collapse experienced a reduced risk of relapse.

He leaves home and walks until he collapses, experiencing bouts of what the security guard at his law firm calls "the walking thing" and one baffled doctor diagnoses as "benign idiopathic perambulation".

Men who inject excessive amounts may see their own production collapse and experience shrinkage of their testicles and liver damage.

He said: "I used to collapse and experience convulsions but the prison's doctor only increased the dose of my medicine so I could resist more under interrogations instead of asking them to treat me better".

She saw that system collapse — an experience she does not want to risk repeating by doling out German money to shore up ill-structured European unity or missing opportunities outside Europe where, an adviser notes, 90 percent of global growth is occurring.

Back in Buenos Aires, Mr Duhalde confirmed that the government was still negotiating with the IMF and would meet its obligations as soon as a deal was sealed.This is a high-risk strategy for a country still reeling from the catastrophic economic collapse it experienced at the turn of the year.

For the doctor, the combination of three factors -- the patient collapsing after experiencing stress (hearing that her son might need surgery), the fact that she could hear him ask the nurse to call 911 (indicating that she was not unconscious) and her rapid recovery -- added up to a diagnosis of cataplexy.

Finally, it was understood that two unexpected catastrophic collapses were experienced as a consequence of ice ponds that occurred on the edge regions of the roof due to discontinuously heated roof parts by the radiant heaters mounted on the roof structure and the freezing of the siphonic system.

About 20 km outside of Kavali, a 91 m tall, steel lattice microwave tower collapsed after experiencing winds estimated at 142 km/h (88 mph).

In a world where many institutions are collapsing or experiencing a trust crisis, it has become imperative to redefine business and success.