Sentence examples for collapses of from inspiring English sources

Engineers have had little experience with collapses of this sort.

In sight of the finish line, the dog collapses of exhaustion, dying on the snow.

Even more alarmingly, he suggests that the collapses of great civilizations tend to come quickly.

The collapses of Enron and WorldCom punctuated the end of the bull market.

We have mechanisms to investigate plane crashes, deaths in hospitals and collapses of buildings.

That arrangement collapses, of course, with the arrival of the next penguin.

If the Syrian regime collapses of its own accord, or at the hand of its own people, so be it.

It emerged almost abruptly during the 1990s from the dual collapses of Asian currencies and former Soviet economies.

Most collapses of financial institutions are the result of having too many eggs in a single basket.

It follows the high-season collapses of Goldtrail and Kiss Flights, which affected more than 100,000 travellers.

At Winged Foot, the major story lines were the collapses of Phil Mickelson and, to a lesser extent, Colin Montgomerie.