Sentence examples for collapse lives from inspiring English sources

The the Dodd-Frank Act is more loophole than law, and five years after the crash the same business model that produced the collapse lives on.

Rebecca Ferguson collapsed live on air during a performance on Loose Women on Thursday (scroll down to watch the video).

A dramatic I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!, in which Gillian McKeith collapsed live on air at the prospect of a seventh consecutive bushtucker trial, attracted more than 10 million viewers last night.

Some will say these houses are an insult to less fortunate peoples and nations (for example, "Before Manila's Garbage Hill Collapsed: Living Off Scavenging," news article, July 18).

This is particularly prevalent in the construction industry: road surfaces break up prematurely, bridges collapse and lives are lost.

Its main photograph is genuine but has an altered caption: "A tragic bridge collapse claimed lives but not as many as an unhealthy national lifestyle".

Their handsome earnings statements disguised enterprises too rotten to stand unsupported, and their collapse took lives, businesses and portfolios down with them.

Will anyone be held to account for the most recent building collapse and lives lost?

Meanwhile, the economy had suffered its worst collapse in living memory.

But nor did the West offer Russia a Marshall Plan to stave off a catastrophic collapse in living standards.

Many, like Mrs Wang, who have suffered a total collapse in living standards, blame local officials and them alone.