Sentence examples for does not crumble from inspiring English sources

The economy does not crumble".

It does not crumble (otherwise the crumbs would float around the ISS).

Out there they have to add moisture to bale alfalfa so it does not crumble from the dryness.

So even some of her staunchest critics hope she does not crumble under the pressure of the presidential race for fear it will reflect badly on the state.

Make sure your ramp is built correctly so it does not crumble when you go over.

Ally doesn't crumble — and she doesn't leave.

These are nervy times but Verdasco doesn't crumble.

Does anyone reward politicians for a bridge that doesn't crumble?

"It's what everybody needs to do to make sure the country doesn't crumble".

"It doesn't crumble," Petukh says, "but melts in the mouth, like snow, so that you don't even feel it melting".

It's also a pretty good description of what used to pass for conservatism — a sense that social relations and institutions are fragile things, and that, while government can't create wealth or impose equality, at moments like this it has to establish a new equilibrium between individuals and huge economic forces, so that society doesn't crumble.