Sentence examples for has imploded a collapse from inspiring English sources

For decades now, the distinction (so vital to classical anthropology) between "field" and "home" has imploded – a collapse that goes hand-in-hand with that of the academy as a seat of "pure", unsullied knowledge.

This absence of clear language has imploded into a surfeit of contradictory languages.

One big reason is that the once-dominant ex-communist party has imploded after a series of scandals.

The economy has imploded; why not a kiosk handing out sticks and leaves?

This experiment in financial laissez-faire has imploded.While the impact of the collapse will be felt everywhere, the market economies that resisted American-style deregulation will best weather the storm.

But although Motion has devised a clever scheme, by the end it has imploded.

Since the collapse of its steel industry in the 1980s, the city's economy has imploded.

"It is hard to find".The libel row highlighted a relationship that was going sour; now it has imploded.

His life has imploded.

THE Polish government has imploded.

The construction industry has imploded.