Sentence examples for collapsed more than from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Mr. Jubarah's release by Israel's hawkish prime minister, Ariel Sharon, is part of a broader effort to revive a peace effort that collapsed more than two years ago.

Somalia's central government collapsed more than 20 years ago, and now its landscape includes droughts, warlords, fighters allied to Al Qaeda, and malnutrition, suffering and death on a scale unseen just about anywhere else.

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

His six-party centre-right coalition has come close to collapse more than once, usually thanks to squabbling between Umberto Bossi's Northern League and Gianfranco Fini's National Alliance.

Michelangelo's sixteenth-century Italian contemporaries very nearly worshipped him for collapsing more than a millennium of distance between Classical antiquity and a surge of avowedly Christian but disruptively individual inspiration.

The ceasefire almost halved the murder rate and raised hopes that the country might finally emerge from decades of violence, but the delicate peace started to collapse more than a year ago.

It will cut waste and bureaucracy by consolidating and collapsing more than 100 different, often duplicative programs.