Sentence examples for edifice collapse from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, this study demonstrates that edifice collapse events generating potentially hazardous debris flows can occur independent of specific eruptive activity.

The last major edifice collapse event around 2.8 Ma coincides with a major change in regional vegetation.

Not until the Hungarian government opened its border with Austria in May 1989 did the whole rotten edifice collapse and, to general astonishment, one Germany replace two.

The oldest deposits indicate an edifice collapse around 4.9 Ma (40Ar/39Ar), followed by a larger event around 4.1 Ma (40Ar/39Ar).

It may have been conceived as a stopgap, a way to bide time until the brain's role in psychological suffering has been elucidated, but in the meantime, expert consensus about appearances has become the cornerstone of the profession, one that psychiatrists are reluctant to yank out, lest the entire edifice collapse.

Moreover, non-magmatic eruptions sometimes lead to partial edifice collapse and laterally directed violent explosions (e.g., Bandai, Japan Tongariroo, NZ; La Soufrière, Guadeloupe).

After Chernobyl, the Soviet edifice collapsed within five years.

Mike It's rather like watching some large edifice collapsing in slow-motion.

China's two-thousand-year-old imperial edifice collapsed five years later, when the emperor abdicated.

But in 1938 his mother died suddenly, "and the whole edifice collapsed".

A license is "the lifeline without which this entire edifice collapses and is just a bunch of hardware," he said.