Sentence examples for events collapse from inspiring English sources

These lyric-narrative poems are bracing in large part because Perillo never wastes a word, nor lets her synthesis of events collapse into easy sentimentality.

Scotty Events collapsed after Guilfest 2012, which was plagued by the worst weather conditions in the festival's history.

Moreover frequent events can become typical and reported as less salient and memory strategies may result in frequent events collapsing into a generic memory rather than in separate events [ 45].

One event collapsed and was abandoned after it had begun, amid a welter of recrimination and acrimony (Bloc, last weekend), others have been cancelled at late notice because the sodden ground couldn't stand a huge crowd (The Hit Factory Live, in Hyde Park in London, and M Fest in Leeds), and one festival promoter has gone into voluntary liquidation (All Tomorrow's Parties).

Intriguingly, in the system studied here, viruses do not exert strong control over growth and abundance of bacteria and archaea and cause less than 5%% of cell lyses per day [ 17] and in 40 years of studies on crystallizer CR30, a massive lysis event collapsing the H. walsbyi population has never been observed.

The indictment was sought in the event the Pakistani case collapsed.

It makes no allowance for complicating events — a collapse of security in Pakistan, for example.

The mitochondrial-initiated events, including collapse in mitochondrial membrane potential and cytochrome c leakage was also triggered by DECPR treatment.

Mitochondrial ROS production is one of the very early events preceding collapse of mitochondrial membrane potential, release of pro-apoptotic factors, and activation of caspases [ 8].

The framework is applied to a case study of the 2007 fire event and collapse of an overpass bridge at the MacArthur Maze freeway interchange near Oakland, CA, USA.

"Whether it will result in spectacular events like collapses or nationalizations is difficult to say.