Sentence examples for drastic collapse from inspiring English sources

OTTAWA - For beleaguered investors in Research in Motion, the drastic collapse of the company's share price through 2011 eventually became a cause for optimism.

"The company would not require government assistance were it not for the drastic collapse of the U.S. economy which has devastated the company's current revenues and liquidity," G.M. said.

While scientists are researching the potential causes of this sudden and drastic collapse of bee colonies, and pointing to discrete culprits such as pesticides, fungicides, stress, monoculture food, and mites, it remains unclear whether what Dave Hackenberg and other bee keepers, noted beginning in 2006 was an unprecedented event.

HOUSTON — The decline in crude oil prices gets all the headlines, but the first globalized natural gas glut in history is driving an even more drastic collapse in the cost of gas that cooks food, heats homes and runs factories in the United States and many other countries.

Indeed, like GM and Chrysler, Ford's biggest problem is not its debt burden or its labor costs but the drastic collapse in vehicle sales.

In the simulation, we observed this decrease as a drastic collapse of hybrid fitness.

But Australia avoided the drastic collapses and bailouts needed in the United States and Europe, and was aided by its proximity to Asia, where developing nations grew robustly this year.

A year after a drastic September collapse, the Braves can clinch during a six-game homestand that opens Tuesday.

These are the questions of a president who has endured the most drastic political collapse in a generation.

Jardine, concerned by his poor run of batting form, had promoted himself to open the batting but was part of a drastic England collapse to 30 for four in the first innings.

URGENT FOR DRASTIC STEPS "Economic Collapse," "Bloody Revolution" and "Appalling Catastrophe" Terms Used.