Sentence examples for collapse in the wake from inspiring English sources

American regulators in particular seem to have set the bank up as a straw man that could collapse in the wake of another financial crisis.

But after a brief collapse in the wake of the 2009 recesion, oil has stubbornly hovered around $100 a barrel; Brent crude is more than $114 today.

"I do not know if we are the answer in the wake of widespread social collapse, in the wake of peak oil," said Allen.

The first selection of plays, staged last year, had recurring themes of economic collapse in the wake of Ireland's burst banking bubble.

Their concerns are shared by a number of mortgage brokers and estate agents, who have watched deals collapse in the wake of low valuations.

Only shareholder activism – such as that which accompanied the stockmarket collapse in the wake of the dotcom bubble – could push for further changes in the rules of corporate governance.

Iceland entered a slump after its overleveraged financial sector collapsed in the wake of Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy.

Other family-run corporate icons in Italy have collapsed in the wake of financial irregularities.

Adecco was audited until 2001 by Arthur Andersen, which collapsed in the wake of the Enron scandal.

The Nuggets' next game is in Cleveland, which has collapsed in the wake of James's departure.

But he also said that the government owes the companies tens of millions of dollars, because the economy has collapsed in the wake of the revolution.