Sentence examples for imploding demand from inspiring English sources

Many economists have predicted that soaring energy prices, slumping manufacturing, imploding demand for high-technology equipment, falling stock prices and bloated inventories would cause Americans to put off purchases and maybe even start saving some money.

Today, those splits are like a cherry bomb garnish in a cocktail of imploding business demand and crushing debt.

Three months later, the Internet boom began to implode, and demand for online advertising began to plunge.

Merrill closed First Franklin in 2008 after the subprime market imploded and demand for risky loans dried up.

Battered by imploding exports after overseas demand evaporated late last year and by persistently weak domestic demand, Japan has one of the world's worst-performing developed economies.

Trade declined alarmingly in the early 1930s as global demand imploded, prices collapsed and governments embarked on a destructive, protectionist spiral of higher tariffs and retaliation.Trade is contracting again, at a rate unmatched in the post-war period.

The U.S. coal industry basically imploded as Chinese demand slipped.

Because the entire system would implode if everyone demanded a trial, prosecutors push plea bargains like restaurants hawking early bird specials.

China's housing bubble appears to be imploding, steel production is falling along with the demand for new construction and real estate developers are tottering, putting banks at risk.

Hedge funds were imploding almost daily, squeezed by banks calling in loans and investors demanding their money back.

Ms. Paltrow emits the odd angry yell, but never seems remotely in peril of exploding, imploding or otherwise disintegrating, as Mary-Louise Parker did -- and the role demands.