Sentence examples for contributed to the implosion from inspiring English sources
Labour is, after all, the party that nurtured the deregulatory systems which contributed to the implosion of the financial sector, on which the entire economy was too reliant.
The fact that this lobbying contributed to the implosion of VaxGen and another five years in which Emergent was the only supplier of anthrax vaccine, which has earned the company $1.5 billion, also troubles Abdun-Nabi, he said.
Several of the officials have ties to Fannie Mae, the government-backed mortgage firm whose implosion this fall contributed to the financial meltdown.
The dot-com implosion, the economic slowdown and changes in the competitive landscape contributed to the company's demise, and it was liquidated near the end of 2002.
Two documentaries, "Client 9: The Rise and Fall of Eliot Spitzer," directed by Alex Gibney, and "Inside Job," from Charles Ferguson, take direct aim at Wall Street powers who are described as contributing to the financial implosion.
Tech bubble era companies also preferred to report overall users and overall revenue, and that nonsense contributed to their implosions.
The International Monetary Fund was too lenient for too long with Argentina and made a series of mistakes in the 1990's that contributed to that country's spectacular economic implosion in late 2001, according to a report released on Thursday.
According to political scientists Stephen Ansolabehere and Shanto Iyengar, negative TV ads contribute to "a political implosion of apathy and withdrawal".
Along with his work on implosion, Kistiakowsky contributed to skiing in Los Alamos by using rings of explosives to fell trees for a ski slope — leading to the establishment of Sawyer's Hill Ski Tow Association.
And so, even in the aftermath of the dot-com implosion, they are contributing to a long-standing dream of planners, politicians and business leaders here to make Los Angeles a multimedia crossroads.
Yet nothing contributed more to the division, mistrust and implosion of our society in the north than Sinn Fein and the IRA's refusal to heed the cries of the people of Ireland to cease their violence.
