Sentence examples for consequences of a collapse from inspiring English sources

The consequences of a collapse in the negotiations could be serious and rapid.

Iran has warned of the consequences of a collapse in the talks.

"The consequences of a collapse of the American automobile industry would be particularly troublesome," said Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts and chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.

Their determination to "stay the course" until Saigon could supposedly stand on its own, Mr. Dallek argues, was in part "the product of political cynicism": "The domestic political consequences of a collapse were a primary consideration.

WHILE many China-watchers fret about the consequences of a collapse of China's stockmarket, Wen Jiabao, the prime minister, seems more worried about the risk of social unrest as a result of the rocketing price of pork.

The main fear was that the United States at some point would be faced with a modern-day replay of Triffin's dilemma and would have to deal with the consequences of a collapse in confidence in the dollar.

On the basis of the IMF's assessment, the consequences of a Deutsche Bank collapse could be worse than the signature event of the global banking crisis.

Britain thinks that in the short term some sort of deep integration is a necessary condition for saving the euro, and fears the consequences of a euro collapse.

Leading German businessmen published an open letter on 16 February warning of the economic consequences of a possible collapse of the Schengen agreement on EU open borders should frontier controls be reintroduced to limit the refugee influx.

But the consequences of a potential collapse of a major American lender have grown, if for no other reason than the dollar values at stake are larger.

If Egypt's rebels did win their war, the country's position at the hinge of Asia and Africa would make this an even more momentous event than Algeria's fall.The possible consequences of an Algerian collapse could reach still farther east, into the oil countries along the shore of the Gulf.