Sentence examples for imminent disintegration from inspiring English sources
Clearly, the supposed experts who predicted the imminent disintegration of the eurozone have been proved wrong.
However, embarrassing as the debate may be, it is not expected to lead to the imminent disintegration of the coalition.
Conservatives who want the county ruled firmly from Madrid talk in apocalyptic terms of its imminent disintegration.
So, in 1998, when he wrote a book predicting the imminent "disintegration of the global capitalist system," his views caused quite a stir.
"What I predict is the imminent disintegration of the global capitalist system," George Soros warned 10 years ago in "The Crisis of Global Capitalism".
C3 A Billionaire Recants George Soros, one of the world's most successful speculators and richest men, says in a new book that he was wrong to write in 1998 of the imminent "disintegration of the global capitalist system".
The keening indignation, the dire prophecies of imminent cultural disintegration — it's easy to have the impression that little has changed over the past 50 years.
The infusion of some 1 trillion euros ($1.3 trillion) into euro zone banks in recent months by the European Central Bank and a provisional agreement on a second package of loans for Greece have gone a long way toward easing fears of an imminent financial crisis or even the disintegration of the common currency itself.
The return of Ramsay to the squad and the imminent reappearance of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain ought to protect against the kind of grim disintegration that followed the glories of October when Wenger was manager of the month.
But so has disintegration.
