Sentence examples for collapsed more from inspiring English sources

As the Soviet Union collapsed, more prosaic accounts of the match were given.

The roof collapsed; more than 120 charred victims were found beneath it.

Last year, after Nigeria's currency collapsed, more Nigerians crossed the sea than people of any other nationality.

All this for a few million tonnes of heavily subsidised cotton, produced at the insistence of a regime that collapsed more than a decade ago.

In the early 90s, after the Albanian government collapsed, more than a quarter of a million citizens made the crossing over the mountainous border to Greece.

At the latest estimate, about 2,000 buildings have collapsed, more than 523 people are dead and 1650 have been injured.

Even in the 1990s the level of opposition was around 40%, before collapsing more recently to around 15%.

A methane gas explosion in a coal mine caused part of the mine to collapse; more than 27 workers were buried alive.

This means that normal matter collapses more slowly than dark matter, and that when it does so it has a tendency to oscillate, generating a sound wave.

First, there is a risk that the Taliban could collapse more quickly than supposed, throwing the nation into even greater turmoil.

The lung with ARDS collapses more rapidly such that the EEF/PEF ratio of 75%% identifies an expiratory duration of 0.45 s as necessary to stabilize alveoli.