Sentence examples for expected to collapse from inspiring English sources

Crop yields would be expected to collapse, especially in developing countries.

Technology mutual funds were expected to collapse, because they generally do not sell stocks short.

The unity government had been widely expected to collapse after the tribunal announces the indictments, but few expected it to fall so soon.

Hundreds of small and midsize banks are expected to collapse in the coming years, putting enormous pressure on the F.D.I.C. deal team to find buyers or investors.

Sand bluffs in the Bay Area, which for decades have eroded by an average of more than a foot a year, are expected to collapse at an ever-faster clip.

And that spells grave danger for the United Kingdom, including indeed, especially for Scotland itself.After failing to win last year's independence referendum, the SNP might have been expected to collapse.

However, studies of excised lungs employing micro-beads indicate that capillaries can retain functional diameters of ∼1.7 µm even under pressure conditions expected to completely collapse the capillary bed [48].

We induced aggregation of ER-resident proteins by exposure of intact cells to thapsigargin, a treatment expected to lead to collapse of calcium gradients across the ER membrane, with a concomitant failure of calcium-dependent chaperones to assist in protein folding.

The family expected her to collapse.

Most of the Anglo-American media expected resistance to collapse in short order.

"Many people would have expected him to collapse in either of the two debates or 'Tercer Grado,' " a political news show known for rigorous interviews, said Gabriel Guerra, a political analyst and consultant, about Mr. Peña Nieto.