Sentence examples for collapse of electrical from inspiring English sources

Research by the Local Data Company suggests that the combined impact on the high street of these two latest victims, together with the recent collapse of electrical retailer Comet, shoe shop Stead and Simpson, and camera specialist Jessops, has been even heavier than during 2009, when the much-loved Woolworths closed the doors of its 807 stores for the last time.

The single-page website of Greybull Capital LLP, headquartered in Knightsbridge, central London, gives little away, but its directors insist that they are "long-term investors" and that the reputation it acquired – after the collapse of the electrical goods retailer Comet – as a secretive firm looking for a kill is misplaced.

The business secretary, Vince Cable, has ordered an inquiry into the collapse of high street electricals chain Comet after the government was left with a £50m bill in unpaid taxes and redundancy costs.

It is impossible, of course, to gauge how many Chinese have been swept up by doomsday mania, or the less catastrophic version popular here that portends three continuous days of darkness, accompanied by a collapse of the nation's electrical grid.

We then performed a recruitment maneuver (RM) followed by PEEP titration using the amount of alveolar collapse in electrical impedance tomography (EIT).

Vince Cable, the business secretary, has ordered an inquiry into the collapse of the high street electricals chain Comet after the government was left with a £50m bill in unpaid taxes and redundancy costs.

The soil, which had been soggy since the previous storm, gave way and the trees collapsed, roots and all, ripping apart sidewalks, blocking roadways and downing hundreds more miles of electrical wires.

The electrical uses mats of electrical coils.

Chen: Bales of electrical wires?

A 29% surge in sales of electrical goods such as iPads and TVs boosted sales at John Lewis last year as major high street rival Comet collapsed.

Another was the development of electrical appliances.