Sentence examples for collapse of form from inspiring English sources

But the signing of a three-year contract this summer prefaced a dismal collapse of form, morale and results which some blamed on the poor relationship between the players and the manager's assistants.

Those Tartan Army members rendered anxious by a fluently moving, slick-passing Macedonia team in the early stages would be overtaken by a collapse of form that would make them appreciably less menacing than they had shown themselves to be throughout the first half.

Jordan Spieth hopes he "never experiences again" the collapse of form that saw him lose a five-shot lead on the final day of the Masters.

That's the harshness of it". Spieth, who had carded four successive birdies to open a five-shot lead with nine holes to play, has said he hopes he "never again experiences" a similar collapse of form.

With Ennis's two-lap personal best seven seconds faster than that of second-placed Austra Skujyte, it would take injury or a complete collapse of form now to deny the 26-year-old victory on her Olympic debut.

Or maybe the collapse of one form of absurdity and the triumph of another.

Therefore, the Thr564Ala and Ser582Ala mutants lose the binding ability to 8H3 due to the collapse of dimeric form of E2s.

The last race to the bottom that truly mattered happened in the netbook space and it resulted in a collapse of the form factor for years until Dell got it right in the Dell XPS 13, Apple perfected it in the Air, and Google made a valiant effort at finalizing the form factor with the Pixel.

It's absolutely clear to me that the rise of the SNP stems from the collapse of two forms of politics in London (Thatchersism and Blairism).

At a press conference in SoHo on Tuesday, Patricia J. Lancaster, commissioner of the Department of Buildings, said that, although her investigation was continuing, the cause of the accident seemed to be related to the collapse of plywood forms used to hold wet concrete at the top of the building.

The collapse of bubble formed by ultrasonic irradiation within a liquid is dependent on its proximity to a surface.