Sentence examples for effect of a collapse from inspiring English sources

Today, Divide County may be another vanguard for the state, this time ominous, as the first to feel the full effect of a collapse in prices that has lopped more than 50percentt off the price of oil since the summer.

However, we speculate that the downsizing of the heterochromatin signal could be partly the effect of a collapse in the folding of the chromatin fibre caused by changes in the steric properties of the hypomethylated satellite DNA and the resulting destabilization of the chromatin structure, probably rendered more obvious by the fixation procedures.

"Deflation is in almost all cases a side-effect of a collapse of aggregate demand – a drop in spending so severe that producers must cut prices on an ongoing basis in order to find buyers," explained Bernanke.

The first report I have pointing to the potentially disastrous effects of a collapse in housing on financial institutions came from economist Paul Kasriel of Northern Trust on July 30 , 2004

Because the effect of such a collapse on credit and stock markets would be catastrophic, they said, surely the government would cap compensation claims, or step in to provide other support.

Web publishers struggling with the devastating effects of a collapsing advertising market are also losing millions of dollars thanks to a problem as old as the commercial Internet: piracy.

Because Hungary is not a member of the euro zone, a crisis would not have the systemic effect of a Greek collapse.

Hirai et al. (2014) investigated the fraction of mass stripped from a giant companion star due to a effect of a core-collapse (Type II) supernova using a two-dimensional grid-based Eulerian code.

AFTER struggling for three years with the effects of a financial collapse, Chuan Leekpai's government appears to have run out of luck.

The White House said today that President Bush's top economic adviser, who had served as a paid consultant to the Enron Corporation before joining the administration, had directed a review of the broad economic effects of a potential collapse of the company but concluded it posed little risk to the American economy.

On 14 December, six days after her birth, she became Queen of Scots when her father died, perhaps from the effects of a nervous collapse following the Battle of Solway Moss, or from drinking contaminated water while on campaign.