Sentence examples for forces of collapse from inspiring English sources

A struggle — and also a race — pits the forces of collapse against the halting emergence of a new urban class, born in the aftermath of the revolution.

ARTS A struggle — and also a race — pits the forces of collapse against the halting emergence of a new urban class in Cairo, born in the aftermath of the revolution.

And how can there not be a scene in which a famous landmark (in this case, the Eiffel Tower) is destroyed by the forces of evil, collapsing on panicked crowds below -- as in Independence Day or just about any disaster film you'd care to mention?

Seth Bower was on Broadway when the force of the collapse knocked him over onto other people.

Though the building, designed by Cass Gilbert, is still standing, its interior was destroyed by the force of the collapse next door.

The force of the collapse threw him to the ground; he was unaware that as his wife was rushing out, the building was falling behind her.

Welfare states built after World War II, and labor market regulation in many Western European countries, have cushioned workers and their families so far from the full force of the collapse of banks, the credit squeeze and a deep recession.

Now we know, for example, that the sheer force of the collapse probably killed the six workers who were trapped in the mine pretty quickly.

While most of us saw the Towers fall, either as it happened or in one of the many endless replays, you can't understand the scale of the destruction until you stand next to massive pieces of steel, bent and twisted from the terrible force of the collapse.

Furthermore the active collapse of the shell forces a collapse of the core (which is known as the so-called "corset-effect").

Confidence votes ensure that coalition partners, even if disgruntled, will vote with the government because a loss of such a vote forces the collapse of the government.