Sentence examples for crumbled because of from inspiring English sources

The dispute is the latest blow to Morgan Keegan stemming from two investment funds run by the onetime star manager James C. Kelsoe Jr., both of which crumbled because of disastrous bets on securities tied to subprime mortgages.

In Port Jefferson Station, where the railroad recently built a new diesel storage and maintenance yard, a railroad critic said the quality of life in a nearby residential area had crumbled because of engine noise, whistles, fumes and vibrations.

Those who favor more traditional productions are rewarded with Verdi's "Macbeth" in a staging by the veteran Peter Stein, whose plans to direct Mussorgsky's "Boris Godunov" last season at the Metropolitan Opera in New York crumbled because of the burdensome process of obtaining a U.S. work visa.

When Clark and Lana's relationship crumbled, because of Clark's deceit, Lex was waiting.

Then the team began crumbling because of injuries.

She said she did not want "the system to crumble because of these two idiots".

Banking secrecy is crumbling because of foreign pressure not to provide a home for money from dictators, terrorists and organised crime.

With U.S.C.'s highly regarded recruiting class starting to crumble because of Carroll's departure, Kiffin's top priority will be trying to solidify it over the next three weeks.

Meanwhile, its strategic position is crumbling because of the turmoil in its ally Syria and the rise of militant Sunni Islamism throughout the Arab Middle East.

The very foundations of ritsuryō government began to crumble because of the difficulty of carrying out the allotment system based on census registers and the consequent decline in government revenue.

The Buccaneers (3-2) are watching their season crumble because of the inexplicable misuse of Johnson, whom Tampa Bay paid $56 million in the off-season to transform their offense into a more fluid machine.