Sentence examples for collapse to make from inspiring English sources

Paulson didn't even need a general housing-market collapse to make his money.

Don't wait until an industry is about to collapse to make crucial changes.

Expecting a catastrophic economic collapse to make paper currency worthless, he apparently put his money into gold and silver, and he mined, unsuccessfully, for silver.

The legislation would be the first inspired by Enron's collapse to make it to a full vote of either chamber of Congress.

The Theoretical and Computational Astrophysics Network (TCAN) on star formation will examine questions such as what drives gas clouds to collapse to make new stars, and what determines whether a new star becomes a dwarf or a giant.

But that doesn't mean I necessarily want to see them struggling with the roles of Benedick and Beatrice in the Bard's eternally giddy yet also moving depiction of defenses that collapse to make room for love.

This explosion produced a jet of matter moving close to the speed of light, which formed as a massive star collapsed to make a black hole at its centre, scientists said.

In the past, astronomers thought that rifts in the Milky Way were "holes" in space, where we could peer beyond ourGalaxy to the Universe outside... Now we know that the rifts are just the opposite: they are vast clouds of cosmic "soot" and gas, on the brink of collapsing to make new stars.

When a cloud of dust and gas collapses to make a new star, spinning faster and faster as it shrinks, competing forces of gravity, pressure and rotation cause some of its midriff to flatten into a disk, rather as the skirt of a skater flies into a circle as she pulls in her arms for a twirl.

The features "does live in packs" and "does live in groups" were collapsed to make does live in groups.

The symmetric distance, SymD, determines the number of branches that must be rearranged or collapsed to make two topologies identical.