Sentence examples for collapse of vice from inspiring English sources

Defending himself in a recent interview with Greenwire, Kirk claimed that there was no longer real support for a climate change bill because of "the personal and political collapse of Vice President Gore".

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While some American officials had used the phrase to predict a shorter conflict and a quick collapse of the Iraqi leadership, Vice President Dick Cheney was not among them.

The online magazine Salon has removed an article charging Thomas E. White, secretary of the Army, with participating in accounting practices that led to the collapse of Enron while he was vice chairman of Enron Energy Services.

[World Business, Section W.] Online Magazine Removes Article Saying a crucial piece of information could not be verified, the online magazine Salon has removed an article accusing Thomas E. White, secretary of the Army, of participating in accounting practices that led to the collapse of Enron while he was vice chairman of Enron Energy Services.

Ian Bell considers the causality of this relationship between moral collapse and vice, characterizing the book as part of strand that saw vice as a product, not a cause, of a fundamental collapse in morality in Augustan London.

Interest in the future of Vice Pres.

"Private lives are full of vice.

(See "The Rage Of Vice Chairman Roy").

Election of Vice Chairmen.

"You're looking at a doubling of species in areas that are economically stressed" from the collapse of the housing market, Michael Mittelholzer, an assistant staff vice president at the National Association of Home Builders, said in an interview.