Sentence examples for continue collapsing from inspiring English sources

The environmental movement has expanded its reach and deepened its influence and yet the world's ecological systems continue collapsing, species are going extinct at an alarming rate, the world's old growth forests are rapidly vanishing, and the climate is still on course for massive changes.

Here are world hotspots we should be watching in 2009: *America's $13.7 trillion bubble economy will continue collapsing.

SeaWorld on Thursday warned investors that its full-year profits will fall by a further $10m this year, due to continuing collapsing attendance at its orca theme parks in San Diego and San Antonio.

The bad news for Fox came in the continuing collapse of "Touch," the drama that now follows "Idol".

Whether it is enough to head off the continuing collapse of the industry is another question, catfish specialists say.

PAN North America: Dan Rather (yes, Dan Rather) offers a video report on a pesticide link to the continuing collapse of honeybee colonies.

With the continuing collapse in online advertising revenues, websites are turning to other methods to pay their hosting bills – including using visitors' computers and phones to mine cryptocurrency.

It is difficult to see how the continuing collapse of Iraq can be avoided: the more informed the expert, the more despairing they seem to be.

Despite the continuing collapse in Brazilian share prices, Telebras's market capitalisation of $28.9 billion remains much bigger than second-placed Telmex, Mexico's telecoms company, which has a stockmarket value of $18.5 billion.

WHATEVER the "health reasons" that encouraged Pavlo Lazarenko to step down "temporarily" on June 23rd as Ukraine's prime minister, the main reason he went was to take the blame for the continuing collapse of the economy.

In a plaza next to one of this city's most important shrines, the colossal Monument to the Revolution, a humble water pipe has become a curious monument of its own to what is, literally, Mexico City's continuing collapse.