Sentence examples for implosion to return from inspiring English sources

The remaining members of the Liberal Party, which had languished since its fall in 1848 and the disastrous Praieira rebellion in 1849, took advantage of what seemed to be the Conservative Party's impending implosion to return to national politics with renewed strength.

The network equipment maker, which has been battered by the telecom implosion, said it hopes to return to profitability in the fourth quarter.

[C4.] Fugitive Founder of Daewoo Returns to Korea Kim Woo Choong, whose rise and fall as the founder of the dissolved Daewoo corporate empire became a symbol of the South Korean economy's breakneck growth and eventual implosion, returned to Korea after almost six years as a fugitive.

Strangely, it has taken the Tory implosion to bring it about.

The collapse is halted by neutron degeneracy, causing the implosion to rebound and bounce outward.

There are the endless rounds of corporate implosions to sweat.

Ms. Morse has also returned to gallery work after the implosion of Salander-O'Reilly, opening a new space on East 80th Street.

His value is perhaps best measured by the implosion of England in Australia when his knee injury forced him to sit out the Ashes return series and Flintoff's side turned glory of 16 months before into humiliating whitewash.

The new government was effectively imposed by Italy's octogenarian president Giorgio Napolitano, who was returned to an extraordinary second seven-year term in office by the implosion of the PD during the parliamentary presidential voting.

A photo of Ms. Roitfeld showed an example of "implosion," according to Ms. Driver.

Currency markets twitched, as a euro-area implosion began to look distinctly possible, if not imminent.