Sentence examples for danger of crumbling from inspiring English sources

Henry's world is in danger of crumbling.

The Gulf is not the only area where the established oil powers are in danger of crumbling.

Hundreds of new homes built with sub-standard mortar are in danger of crumbling, according to an investigation that poses fresh questions of newbuild developers.

The lesson, then, would be much different: subjected to prolonged and relentless terrorism, even the most robust society is in danger of crumbling.

"The only reason there is any danger on Pyramid Peak is that there is the danger of crumbling, falling rock," Lloyd said.

Did she perhaps even save the institution of monarchy, which had become so calcified it was in danger of crumbling away?

So the impact of "crumbling" is diluted.

Although the Navy reports that crime affecting Navy Yard personnel is infrequent, the perception of danger, reinforced by crumbling buildings, rubble-strewn lots and public housing in the area has acted as a brake on new market-rate housing.

Charlton remain in relegation danger after crumbling against Blackburn Rovers at The Valley.

Video monitors sit like bug eyes on the stage, projecting live views of the actors' heads, along with scenes from Japanese horror movies: Godzilla roars; cute little girls sing, unaware of impending danger; buildings crumble; and the three sisters chatter and chatter, locked in their world of semi-privilege and muted disaster.

"Full of crumbled pyramids.