Sentence examples for has been to collapse from inspiring English sources

Instead, Tenor's aim has been to collapse the amount of time it takes you to find a GIF you like and send it to a friend.

Consistent with contemporary models of sports injury aetiology (Meeuwisse et al. 2007), the most utilised epidemiological approach has been to collapse the distance running system down, and reduce injury mechanisms to the biomechanical and behavioural levels only (van Gent et al. 2007; Nielsen et al. 2012; Saragiotto et al. 2014).

The quickest solution would have been to collapse the tunnel altogether and fill it in from the top, but then the path it made from the store to the stables would have been visible immediately and indefinitely.

"In the last five years, Japan's best contribution has been to not have collapsed," said Yoshihiko Miyauchi, chairman of a government deregulation panel.

The alliance of convenience between Saleh and the Houthis has been close to collapse for months, with claims that Houthis tried to kill Saleh's son.

In some cases the bioresin has been allowed to collapse as it cures, warping its contents into even more surreal results.

Mr Necas stood at the head of a fractious centre-right coalition which has been close to collapse on several occasions over the last three years.

The allosteric sodium pocket has been observed to collapse in a fully activated conformation of the receptor.

Finally, Sema4D (CD100) has been shown to collapse processes and cause apoptosis of neural precursors and immature OLs (Giraudon et al., 2004).

For the past week, the Dutch coalition has been close to collapsing over the treatment of asylum-seekers but not those trying to cross the Mediterrasylum-seekers but

Lucy has been collapsed, causing the book to collapse around her. "It's like you are more attached to being miserable than you are to being with me," a lover tells her as he walks out.