Sentence examples for collapse of resolve from inspiring English sources

We're this way because it's all too easy, in a pang of hunger and collapse of resolve, to turn a blind eye to the toll.

In acquiescing to the most blatant challenge to American power, Obama has trumpeted the collapse of American resolve.

A collapse of the lung resolving due to regression of a central lung tumour may considerably change the position and lead to under-dosage of the lung tumour.

The walkout by members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union at Southern rail begins on Monday following the collapse of talks aimed at resolving the long-running row.

After the collapse of communism, the new order has resolved this contradiction, we are told, by eroding the claims of sovereignty in order to protect people from their own governments.

More than four years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, Congress has failed to adequately resolve how to deal with the collapse of financial institutions.

Cross-party cooperation in Northern Ireland has come under fresh strain as emergency talks aimed at preventing the collapse of the power-sharing executive failed to resolve a standoff over welfare cuts.

Bizarrely, the best hope for resolving their Coalition differences is a collapse of the eurozone, though no minister dare say it out loud.

One.Tel liquidator Stephen Parbery said entities associated with Murdoch and Packer had resolved all litigation arising from the collapse of the dot-com company in May 2001.

Similarly, Kennedy was worried about the collapse of Laos and tried to work with the Soviets to resolve tensions there, Naftali said.

Germany acted to avert the imminent financial collapse of several countries, but often late and never decisively enough to resolve the crisis once and for all.