Sentence examples for in the process of collapsing from inspiring English sources
Elsewhere, Tange hangs cantilevers at oblique angles and creates buildings that look as if they are in the process of collapsing.
While the government is in the process of collapsing in Greece, the world can now rest assured that the Greek people will not have an opportunity to vote on their future.
Santana's other standout effort came in the next-to-last game of the 2008 season, his first in New York, when the Mets were in the process of collapsing for the second September in a row.
A spokesman for the union, Phil Smith, said that the plan to mine the mountain should not have been approved by the federal government, and that the rescue effort "should not have moved forward because the mountain was in the process of collapsing and was clearly dangerous".
Contrary to the often repeated assertion that Mr. Bush demonstrates strong leadership qualities, psychologists would suggest that the president's decision-making style actually reflects an extreme rigidity that confirms a serious character flaw: No commander in his right mind would insist upon marching his soldiers over a bridge that was in the process of collapsing.
Many of the reports covering the news read like this:A large part of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, a massive expanse of frozen water that flows into the Amundsen Sea, is likely already in the process of collapsing, probably irreversibly.
The subtree t' is then collapsed in T and the process of collapsing and identifying SCCs is repeated until T and T' are identical.
But Mr. Maazel's attempt to create an orchestral purview of the "Ring," honorably made without changing a note (beyond very occasionally transferring a vocal line to an instrument), came across as a project in the process of collapse.
In this study, the process of collapse of overhanging layers in man-made soil bodies containing different soil layers was investigated by flow scouring experiments.
It doesn't matter which "system" you look at, it is in the process of either collapsing or transforming -- governments, businesses, finances, education, healthcare, agriculture, environment, etc.
