Sentence examples for collapse marks from inspiring English sources

The collapse marks a failure of will and imagination not an inevitability.

Mitochondrial membrane potential collapse marks a point-of-no-return during apoptosis and occurs earlier than DNA fragmentation [38], [39].

Yet its collapse marked both an end and a new beginning.

Tampa Bay's comeback from nine games out of playoff contention — and Boston's collapse — marked the biggest September swing ever.

Last season, they closed the season with a 3-8 run, a collapse marked by porous defense and a rushing attack that, well, did not really attack.

But the investigation of the 1967 Silver Bridge collapse marked an advance in our ability to shift from reacting to bridge catastrophes to anticipating and averting them.

In between, its short life was nothing more than a slow-motion collapse, marked by technical hitches, security breaches, legal challenges, demonstrations by junior doctors, emergency ministerial statements and high-profile resignations.

Wessels's collapse marked the first time on the European Tour that a first-round leader missed the halfway cut since Rodney Pampling did it in last year's British Open.

There have been plenty of accounts of how the team frantically tried to revive its pool of coins — including the apparent use of a trading bot — but, regardless of the reasons, the company's collapse marked a line in the sand.

The collapse marked the end of the Third Civil War.

Around 80 years after the reign of Amenemhat IV, "the administration [of the Egyptian state] seems to have completely collapsed", marking the start of the Second Intermediate Period.