Sentence examples for collective collapse from inspiring English sources
But by drawing away from him personally and trying to explain Spain's collective collapse, a more dramatic conclusion dawned: there might not be a next round.
In most sports a performance on the scale of the collective collapse against Iceland would have been the final cut for an ageing captain.
Furthermore, the variability in plastic strength is related to the variance in the cell-size by considering the micromechanism of deformation in closed-cell foams, which is the collective collapse of 5 6 cells.
Unfortunately, my team was constantly providing them with fresh material: individual failures, collective collapses and on one occasion a farcical "ball-tampering" scandal that caused the captain to go into hiding in the Lake District.
In fact, it would have taken an army to stop the rural people from dividing the herds among themselves once the Soviet-subsidised collective infrastructure collapsed.
A pervasive cynicism about communal action that took hold after the Soviet state and its professed collective ethos collapsed may be making way for a new sensibility — the idea that citizens can organize, be responsible for one another, and ultimately have an effect on how Russia governs itself.
Actually, village doctors in rural China acted as private practitioners [ 14] and competed with other village doctors, private clinics and THCs after the collective economy collapsed, and their income was decided by the technique, relative advantages and local economic development.
But they are having trouble doing it without outside help because, after the Soviet Union's collapse, collective farmers here culled cattle for a quick payout, leaving the herds depleted.
Late Monday, the N.B.A. canceled the first two weeks of the season, which would have started Nov. 1, after talks over a new collective bargaining agreement collapsed.
Now he is even bleaker; the Soviet Union has collapsed, collective action is shunned as "private and selfish interests seriously erode left-wing values", and the present Labour government's efforts at redistribution are "very fainthearted".
Both of the companies have lost incredible volume as their collective industries have collapsed, where companies such as Apple and Google have maintained reasonable growth and valuation.
