Sentence examples for disastrous collapse from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, it's becoming increasingly impossible to ignore the disastrous collapse of marriage outside the elite.

"That could, as it did in the 1930s, lead to a disastrous collapse in activity around the world".

Her approach was to raise spending on health by just enough to prevent the NHS from electorally disastrous collapse.

Democrats and Nixon Republicans both preached the gospel of "staying the course," predicting the disastrous collapse of the regime in Vietnam if we cut and run.

Writing from Sanibel, Fla., Ms. Callan says she has some regrets – not about the disastrous collapse of Lehman, per se, but about how she allowed her job to consume her life.

There are signs that large advertisers "are investing more in marketing to drive growth," the report says, and there is also "a reduced risk of disastrous collapse in the euro zone, even though its short-term performance has deteriorated".

Either way, he was leaving behind one of the most disastrous collapses in New York history, baseball history, sports history.

Of the four teams left in these Stanley Cup playoffs, three have survived near-disastrous collapses.

Then, in 1889, he suffered a disastrous mental collapse from which he never recovered.

But now, after a stunning plunge fueled by a disastrous banking collapse, the economy has fallen back to where it was in 2005, before a housing bubble stoked a growth frenzy.

Next spring, it will be joined by the Moshulu, the floating restaurant that chose to cross the river to Camden after a disastrous pier collapse forced the Philadelphia institution to shut down last year.