Sentence examples for inevitably collapse from inspiring English sources

Whenever the numbers of tourists begin to edge up, they inevitably collapse again after periodic riots.

Consequently, if on-patent brand-name drugs were pitted against generic drugs under reference pricing, the prices of on-patent drugs would inevitably collapse to the reference price.

Even into the nineteen-thirties, "the big democratic newspapers, instead of warning their readers, reassured them day by day, that the movement... would inevitably collapse in no time".

But Mr. Duhalde urged legislators to vote promptly for the measure, saying that if they failed to do so, banks would inevitably collapse.

Kasparov, though, points to the widening gap between rich and poor, persistent poverty in the provinces, and the absence of human rights as "the key reasons this regime will inevitably collapse".

As he introduced his charges, Mr Schippers underlined the president's position as the nation's chief law-enforcement officer: if his lying under oath were tolerated, "the integrity of this country's entire judicial process is fatally compromised, and that process will inevitably collapse".That is not necessarily a reason for impeachment, however.

As their orchestrations became more elaborate, inevitably collapsing once photographed, they concentrated on setting them in motion.

But when real estate inevitably collapsed, the mortgages went sour, the bonds turned noxious, and, well, here we are.

But, when the person with the illness is a member of your family, the conventional argument for cost-effective prevention inevitably collapses in favor of surgical treatment.

Western diplomats at the time said that Mr. Vasiljevic's main business was sanctions busting and running a classic Ponzi scheme, using new deposits to pay the interest on older ones, but the pyramid inevitably collapsed.

It did the same in Argentina, and lent tens of billions of dollars to prop up an unsustainable exchange rate, which inevitably collapsed along with a record sovereign debt default.