Sentence examples for collapse of its own from inspiring English sources

Proponents are unified enough to keep the Sessions amendment barrage from gumming up the bill and making it collapse of its own weight.

In contrast to a widely held cliché, the communist dictatorship did not collapse of its own accord rather it had to be pushed by mass demonstrations in order to agree on free elections and the return of democracy.

He accuses Parks of carrying out his reforms "to the fullest theoretical boundary... to make it so cumbersome that it will collapse of its own weight". The irony of being attacked for years for not reforming, only to be attacked now for reforming too much, is more than some LAPD higher-ups can take.

The structural system of a skyscraper is designed to support the mass of the building itself — so that it does not collapse of its own weight — and to protect it from natural forces such as earthquakes and wind.

During the campaign, he suggested that, rather than trying to repeal Obamacare, the Republicans should wait for it to collapse of its own accord and then step in.

Unless prompt action is taken, the agency "will collapse of its own weight when it runs out of cash in the next 12 to 18 months," according to a consultant's report that will be released on Thursday.

When we engaged it and competed with it, it collapsed of its own weight.

Communism, in Baudrillard's reading, collapsed of its own inertia, it self-destructed from within, it imploded, rather than perishing in ideological battle or military warfare.

Time and time again, he said, "when you try to go big and grand and do grand bargain-type deals, it collapses of its own weight".

When a big old star runs out of fuel, it collapses of its own weight.

That would be just the right amount of mass to keep it from collapsing of its own weight or expanding into vanishing infinity.