Sentence examples for collapse for which from inspiring English sources
Make no mistake, there are external actors hoping to see the EU collapse, for which Brexit might be a catalyst.
The ruling found that both companies could be held responsible for the dam collapse, for which the government is demanding at least 20bn reals (£3.5bn).
My position is that a robust system needs to produce frequent crashes, with citizens immune to them, rather than infrequent total collapse, for which we have no robustness.
As for Boehner, his priority was to keep intact a rebellious Republican caucus and avoid a financial collapse for which he feared his party would take the blame.
Santelli then turned to his audience of commodity traders and railed against public policies that promoted over-leveraging and led to the 2008 financial collapse, for which the public was forced to pick up the estimated $12.8 trillion tab.
The loss of the second set put Murray in an identical position to Wimbledon two years ago, and he needed to produce something special or hope his opponent suffered one of the collapses for which he is famous.
Fourth, pairs of sequences were collapsed for which one sequence is a complete subset of the other in the context of an ungapped alignment.
Several other superstars in the private-equity universe, including TPG and the Carlyle Group, are scrambling as some of their companies collapse — firms for which they paid top dollar during the recent buyout boom.
He quotes liberally from "House of Cards," financial journalist William Cohan's book on the collapse of Bear Stearns, for which he spoke to the Bear Stearns C.E.O.
One can lose count of the number of occasions on which an eminent figure from the world of light entertainment has complained about a collapse in standards for which he himself is partly responsible.
True, few cases are likely to have the headline-grabbing drama of Enron's collapse in late 2001, for which a jury found Mr Lay guilty of fraud and Mr Skilling guilty of fraud and one count of insider trading.
