Sentence examples for commercial collapse from inspiring English sources

Were they trying to sustain the company, to prevent its commercial collapse?

Contrast that situation with the American mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac tottering on the brink of commercial collapse and you see why the vogue for long dresses should have infiltrated even Hollywood, where the screenwriters' strike last year added to the gloom coating the habitual glitz and glamour.

Arguments that any of these jazz performers are also being promoted by these commercials collapse before one simple fact: none are ever identified.

Last October Iceland's three biggest commercial banks collapsed under billions of dollars of debts.

It's sometimes said that the distinction between high and commercial culture collapsed when artists and intellectuals discovered aesthetic merit in things like jazz and the movies.

In parts of northeastern and southwestern Kazakhstan, where commercial fishing collapsed as a result of industrial and agricultural pollution, efforts to revive fish populations have shown some success.

Mr. Penner, known for his Predators' Ball-style parties and fully developed ego, left Nomura four years ago after investors lost millions of dollars when the commercial loanmarket collapsed.

Despite debating well into the early morning on Saturday, European Union finance ministers could not agree on new rules to reduce the chances of taxpayers bearing the burden if commercial banks collapsed.

It is quite possible that the reputation of a nationalized bank would be so impaired that it would incur even greater losses as its web of commercial dealings collapsed.

The government of Haiti estimated that 250,000 residences and 30,000 commercial buildings collapsed or were severely damaged.

Landsbanki and Iceland's other main commercial banks collapsed under the weight of huge debts amassed over years of aggressive overseas expansion, bringing the country's economy to its knees.