Sentence examples for ensuing collapse from inspiring English sources

The ensuing collapse lasted four years.

In the ensuing collapse, thousands of holidaymakers could lose all the money and dreams they had invested in the trip.

The democracies that had sprung up after the catastrophe of the first world war and the ensuing collapse of authoritarian governments were unable to weather the economic storm.

Despite the 1987 crash, the ensuing collapse of the junk-bond market, and the recession, the nineteen-nineties were the beginning of a golden age for private equity.

Mr Murdoch's handling of that issue and the ensuing collapse of his bid for full control of BSkyB have switched public attention from the BBC's size to the Murdoch family's holdings in Britain.Murdoch fils nonetheless had a point.

The reigning theory in this town has been that both Republicans and Democrats, worn down and exhausted by the summer debt ceiling standoff and the ensuing collapse of their poll numbers, had returned to the Capitol eager to play nice.

On January 22 , 1930 not quite three months after the stock-market crash and the ensuing economic collapse, the Times, in a front-page article, quoted President Herbert Hoover saying that "the tide of employment has changed in the right direction".

By Adam Davidson On January 22 , 1930 not quite three months after the stock-market crash and the ensuing economic collapse, the Times, in a front-page article, quoted President Herbert Hoover saying that "the tide of employment has changed in the right direction".

In the ensuing currency collapse, banks failed, causing many Icelanders to lose their jobs and life savings.

Then, in 1871, a fire in Chicago and the ensuing stockmarket collapse undid him: Yerkes was found to have embezzled funds that he was holding for the city of Philadelphia.

But hang on a minute – the credit crunch and ensuing global collapse showed that the economy of the entire world, not just Switzerland, is dangerously exposed to bank failure.