Sentence examples for imploding from inspiring English sources
verb
Present participle of implode
However, as the results came in showing the Lib Dem share of the vote imploding, a party spokesperson told journalists gathered at Clegg's constituency count in Sheffield: "I'm not going to pretend that the Liberal Democrats are going to have anything other than a bad night".
The consequences of it imploding would be disastrous for the UK economy.
The city has so far resisted imploding into the sectarian violence that left at least 200 dead in 2010, and 700 two years previously.
Dr Paisley - now the undisputed leader of unionism with David Trimble's Ulster Unionists imploding after their humiliating defeat in November's elections - said he wanted "a new agreement" and would not share power with Sinn Féin an executive until the IRA had completely disarmed.
Polls suggest the Tory party in London is lagging behind its national performance and the Lib Dem vote in the capital appears to be imploding.
The South-East Asian nightmare is of an imploding Indonesia disgorging lawlessness, piracy and boat people.
And the French economy seems to be imploding; the pace of contraction in France was its lowest since early 2009, when the entire world was in an economic tailspin.
Civil unrest in Hong Kong had affected the brand's sales; Russia's imploding economy did not help either.
As countries across the Middle East slide into deeper chaos, Morocco seems to be weathering the Arab uprisings, neither imploding nor imposing harsh repression.Yet in the museum's basement, the work of young Moroccan artists hints at the country's many unsolved problems, and the fragility of its social peace.
And the prospect of Zimbabwe imploding in chaos on its doorstep may weaken South Africa's new resolve to squeeze Mr Mugabe.
