Sentence examples for general collapsing from inspiring English sources

In general, collapsing variant has the worst prognosis among the five variants, whereas tip variant has the best prognosis.

This "revolt of the generals" collapsed with the welcome news that Blamey was returning from the Middle East to become Commander in Chief Australian Military Forces.

Sydney Rowell later explained that: The "revolt of the generals" collapsed with the welcome news that Blamey was returning from the Middle East to become Commander in Chief.

The 'revolt of the generals' collapsed with the announcement that General Blamey was returning from the Middle East to become Commander in Chief, but seems to have done the participants no harm.

As members of a generation steeped in mass media and nurtured in graduate education, and following the general collapse of established values in the sixties and of revolutionary idealism thereafter, they thrilled to suggestions that their automatic sophistication could see through, and dissipate, the antediluvian authority of their elders.

The general collapse of society.

Have we suffered a general collapse in willpower?

Mr. Capus argued that they are still performing well despite the general collapse all around them.

The country faces a crisis of mutual resentment, masquerading as a general collapse in national morale.

It develops visceral forms in an uncharacteristically sensual, infolding space, with bright colors signalling from a general collapse into darkness.

Mr Sarkozy was hooted from office; his Socialist successor is now even more despised.Unhappy voters are all alikeThat general collapse of trust can trump national quirks.