Once the Soviets had forced a passage on the Karelian Isthmus, Finland's eventual collapse was certain.
The fuel contributed to the fire and eventual collapse, which heavily damaged a Consolidated Edison substation.
This flourishing underground was viewed as instrumental in the eventual collapse of the Soviet Union.
Her eventual collapse is shattering, her guests file out as though from a funeral.
If you scanned the press, media and blogosphere, you'll mostly get predictions of tensions, rivalry, confusion and eventual collapse.
Its chief features are a dramatic fall in blood pressure that leads to pallor, cold extremities, and eventual collapse.
But experts say the company may have gone overboard, bolstering production so much that the eventual collapse was accelerated.
At the same time, he envisioned the eventual collapse of the U.S. government, and a theocracy that might succeed it.
During this period, Goodwin oversaw over-ambition, overstretch, eventual collapse and majority state ownership of that bank.
Occasional flashes of vigour and intelligence by some of Xerxes' successors were too infrequent to prevent eventual collapse but did allow the empire to die gradually.
The second book, 2 Kings, tells of the reigns of kings of the surviving southern kingdom of Judah until its eventual collapse in 586 bc.
