Sentence examples for collapse to give from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, in the termination stage the carbonium ions are depronated from the catalyst, collapse to give light hydrocarbons and/or hydrogen, and tri-coordinated carbenium ions (Jian-hong et al. 2008).

BBC WM's Mike Taylor: "Although there was no repeat of Surrey's first innings collapse to give them a victory, Warwickshire were pleased with their work here and with good reason.

believes unknown forces orchestrated the 2008 financial collapse to give Barack Obama the presidency.

The target molecules adsorb to the gas liquid interface in a foam that is then taken off and collapsed to give a foamate product.

On occasion some codes in the LTCF items needed to be collapsed to give the same code set as in MDS 2.0.

Two approaches were employed where the five-point Likert scale was used; cluster adjusted mean scores were generated for choices available; and where appropriate, options on the scale were collapsed to give a proportion adjusted for clustering.

When analysing by ethnicity, categories were collapsed to give 3 subgroups: White (incorporating White British and White Other), South Asian (incorporating Pakistani and Indian), and Other (incorporating Black or Black British and All Other), because numbers were small, and for employment subgroups, subjects on maternity/sick leave were kept with the employed group.

And in this large, fine cast the mezzo-soprano Renée Tatum stood out as La Haine (Hatred) in a chilling scene when Armide, having sought demonic help in exorcising her love for Renaud, collapses, unable to give her heart away.

When this effort collapsed, Biden voted to give Bush the authority to go to war without such restrictions.

At the centre of the box-ticking maelstrom are Diane Keaton and John Goodman as the secretly collapsing couple struggling to give their disparate brood a last hurrah happy Christmas before finally splitting up.

Lastly, for each subject, categorizations were collapsed across ears to give a single measure for each subject within each hearing range (3FA-S, HFA-S), which was considered abnormal only if both ears were abnormal.