Sentence examples for collapse of the complex from inspiring English sources
A total of 41 defendants face charges over the collapse of the complex, which housed five garment factories supplying global brands.
The collapse of the complex, built on swampy ground outside the capital Dhaka, sparked demands for greater safety in the world's second-largest exporter of readymade garments and put pressure on companies buying clothing from Bangladesh to act.
In a direct writing style familiar to those who follow Ms. Morgenson's Sunday "Fair Game" column, the authors piece together the rapid rise in high-risk mortgages and the swift collapse of the complex financial scaffolding that supported them.
While we're at it, take back the term "pro-life" to talk about those who are trying to save the lives of all the creatures suffering from the collapse of the complex systems on which plant and animal as well as human lives depend.
In this case, P. ridibundus individuals will not survive for long, given their unfitness, but P. ridibundus frogs, before their death, can introduce R genomes without mutation in the P. esculentus population, thus provoking the collapse of the complex.
The incident follows the collapse of the Rana Plaza complex near Dhaka on 24 April.
Ahead of the first anniversary of the catastrophic collapse of the Rana Plaza complex in Bangladesh, I can tell you the number must be more than 1,133.
Finally, the felsic-dominated, 070°-striking Noranda Caldera, well known for its VMS endowment, represents the final collapse of the megacaldera complex.
We found that the presence of aminoacetone, N,N-dimethylaminoacetone and methylglyoxal caused the collapse of the TR/DOS complex.
We examined the interaction of Bxe_B3018 with its DOS and the influence of these TR-binding metabolites on the formation and/or collapse of the TR/DOS complex.
The apparent activation energy E and the pre-exponential factor (A) of skeleton collapse for the complexes 1 4 are calculated by the integral Kissinger's method and Ozawa Doyle's method.
