Sentence examples for explains the collapse from inspiring English sources

Alongside The Big Short – which does an excellent job of explaining the complex financial hi-jinx its depicts – we can set Curtis Hanson's HBO movie Too Big to Fail, starring Paul Giamatti as Ben Bernanke and Billy Crudup as Timothy Geitner, which explains the collapse as it happened, culminating in September 2008, and dooming John McCain's presidential bid in a single day.

This explains the collapse of the Iraqi force around Mosul, as well as the mass desertions and abandoned equipment and the other advances taking place, which now include Iraq's largest refinery.

Buckling explains the collapse of osteoporotic cancellous bone in the spine, which is made more likely as the disappearance of horizontal trabeculae results in fewer connections within the load-bearing vertical trabeculae [37].

We knew they would struggle without Peyton Manning, but that doesn't explain the collapse of the defense, for example.

Explaining the collapse of Middle East peace efforts of recent years is the focus of a small and growing library.

He was explaining the collapse of the print classified advertising market, but not the striking success of Google search advertisements.

In most Asian economies falling domestic demand was more important than the drop in net exports in explaining the collapse in GDP growth.

Peter Gosselin probably didn't set out to explain the collapse of the Bush economic agenda in "High Wire: The Precarious Financial Lives of American Families".

Georgia has its own stories to explain the collapse into violence on Friday as the world sat down to watch the Olympic opening ceremony in Beijing.

The science of forensic engineering was instrumental in understanding the physical dynamics of the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 and in explaining the collapse of the twin towers of the World Trade Center in the September 11 attacks of 2001.

When he returns to parliament to explain the collapse of the arms embargo, William Hague will face questions from MPs across the Commons who - like other European member states - remain unconvinced by the case he makes.