Sentence examples for effectively collapsed from inspiring English sources
In Liberia, parts of the medical system have effectively collapsed.
The Afghan and Pakistani economies have effectively collapsed, and Afghans face food shortages this winter.
In 1942, when the Japanese were forced into internment camps, the business effectively collapsed.
The deal that was set to shake up the French and Brazilian supermarket sectors has effectively collapsed.
We saw this during the Olympics when the security contractor effectively collapsed and the army had to come in.
Central authority has effectively collapsed in some areas, and transnational gangs have taken over, ruling their territories with terrifying violence.
A collapsible corporation is one that effectively collapses into a pile of money just as it is bringing its first product to market.
And at the songs' conclusions, they effectively collapse from exhaustion.
"Indivisible Since 1776," it says, ever so effectively collapsing the distance between Pledge and punch line.
The incident develops into an account of torture so precise and excruciating that the novel effectively collapses with the strain of trying to accommodate such horrors.
In "August" Mr. Gomes plays with the notion of the film within a film, using nonfiction techniques in a way that places us inside every level of the story and effectively collapses any distinctions among them.
