Sentence examples for collapses means from inspiring English sources

Turning to fire fighters after it collapses means civil war and major blood shed, of the kind we now see in Syria.

Sending these economies into near collapse means that they will never be able to dig out or pay off their creditors.

Nick Clegg clung on – just - though the scale of his party's collapse means he will almost certainly step down in the coming days.

The collapse means family tree enthusiasts must continue asking for copies of documents by post, which can take seven days and costs £7 or £10 a time.

The collapse means that no action will be taken this year to grapple with this year's budget deficit, which continues to expand as tax revenues from Wall Street evaporate.

The deal's collapse means that Lockheed now has $2.1 billion in extra free cash, Cai Von Rumohr, an analyst at SG Cowen said in a research note.

Stalwarts of this tiny alternative scene say that the ongoing economic crisis, now teetering on the edge of a banking collapse, means that their ranks are dwindling.

To listen to such scientists is an amazing and sometimes terrifying thing: they fully comprehend what systemic collapse means and where we are in that process.

HMV's collapse means that nearly 200 retailers have collapsed over the past 12 months, including the electricals chain Comet just before Christmas and the sportswear retailer JJB in the autumn.

In that, the government faces perhaps its greatest challenge: to maintain its bastions of support with promises for the future and threats that its collapse means chaos, against the momentum that the vivid symbols of martyrdom have so often encouraged.

Quite apart from British Energy's financial problems, Enron's collapse means that banks are looking at energy schemes somewhat sceptically these days.Opposition to wind farms is growing.