Sentence examples for collapses entirely from inspiring English sources

When trust collapses entirely, suspicion hardens into distrust.

If it can't, the trial will move forward, as scheduled — unless, in what would be a major defeat for the Department of Justice, the case collapses entirely.

It collapses entirely after another year or so of manically clever phone calls (one lasts six hours) that hop frantically from topic to topic (at 5 a.m. he wants to know who the Tom is in Tom's of Maine toothpaste).

By contrast, Hopkins said, Transition is about "building resiliency" — putting new systems in place to make a given community as self-sufficient as possible, bracing it to withstand the shocks that will come as oil grows astronomically expensive, climate change intensifies and, maybe sooner than we think, industrial society frays or collapses entirely.

And before the sanctions regime collapses entirely, the U.S. needs to find a way to at least salvage an international ban on all weapons sales to Iraq, with border inspections, so that Saddam's military power is contained -- and forget about using endless economic sanctions to get rid of him.

If bones collapse entirely or are broken down already, surgery or entire replacement of the joint is recommended.

Despite everything, foreign donor governments are nonetheless determined that the coalition should not collapse entirely.

Marine mammals that routinely dive deep have lungs that can collapse entirely.

What keeps this rickety structure from collapsing entirely is acting that never goes for laughs.

Still, they cautioned that it was possible the talks could drag on or collapse entirely.

"In the nineties, the industrial and the agricultural economies collapsed entirely.