Sentence examples for collapsed quite from inspiring English sources

The worship seems to have collapsed quite suddenly when imperial favour ceased to be with the Mithraists.

Her personal empire collapsed quite suddenly, leaving holes in Uzbekistan's economy, and possibly even prompting a sugar shortage.It is impossible to know what Mr Karimov thinks of all this, or even what he knows about his daughter's activities.

While Nokia's mobile phone business eventually collapsed, quite dramatically, it has held on to a number of patents, and has added to that in recent years.

Transfer functions collapsed quite strikingly onto a single curve independent of the promoter being used, illustrating the insulating effect of removing inconsistent untranslated regions from the start of the resulting mRNA strands.

Colonel Qaddafi's regime could still collapse quite suddenly.

Our vote held up, we had not anticipated the Tory vote collapsing quite so dramatically.

In general terms, that ambitious and artificial edifice began to collapse quite quickly.

Caught between the two women, Rufus Sewell adopts a nervy brightness which makes sense but which doesn't collapse quite convincingly.

Geranium 'Patricia' collapses quite rapidly after a cold snap, and once the worms and the rot have done their bit, there is little above ground worth looking at by the end of the year.

Ms McInnes said she was proud to have been elected, saying "our vote held up, but we had not anticipated the Tory vote collapsing quite so dramatically".

When the appropriate choice of shear rate dependent viscosity was used to the capillary number, the oil recovery obtained from both the Newtonian and non-Newtonian was found to collapse quite well onto a single master curve.