Sentence examples for impending implosion from inspiring English sources

Syria's impending implosion is coming to a head just as President Obama runs out of time on his promise to keep nuclear weapons out of Iran's hands.

The point is proved once more by the impending implosion of Press Gazette, the trade magazine for journalism that is up for sale again.

The government's case hinges upon its ability to prove that the defendants knew of an impending implosion of the subprime market, yet deceived investors with a different much more positive story.

The government's case hinges upon its ability to prove that the defendants knew of an impending implosion of the subprime market, yet deceived investors with a different--much more positive--story.

So, yes, let's debate what to do about the impending implosion of GM, Ford, or Chrysler.

I let the rest of the stories Trump's immigration plan, Obamacare's impending implosion, pot roast being recalled because it was actually meatloaf roll off me.

The costly $150m flop Cowboys & Aliens further winded the company, and in 2013 a glum Spielberg shared the stage with George Lucas at the opening of a cinematic arts school at the University of Southern California, lamenting the fact that, after struggling to find financiers, Lincoln came "this close" to being an HBO movie; he warned of the industry's impending implosion-by-superhero.

No, he did not foresee the full depth of the impending financial implosion.

There are no mentions of the impending teacher shortages or assessment implosion, and little on frozen budgets.

Like the mortgage industry implosion of 2008, the college football business is an impending disaster.

This late in the day, the very word "boom" sounds hollow, like the echo of a blast; as we know only too well, it leads inevitably to bust and that cycle of expansion and implosion is replicated in O'Rourke's writing, which twists an impending catastrophe into a comic double take.