Sentence examples for institution collapse from inspiring English sources

The most seismic event of the crisis to date, the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers last September, demonstrated the costs of letting a big financial institution collapse.

But the tests ultimately satisfied investors that U.S. banks were safe and that the government would not let another major financial institution collapse, as it had let Lehman Brothers do.

But that could be even worse for conservatives: should the refinancing programme fail or another financial institution collapse, some Republicans worry, the Democrats will have a pretext to push for more aggressive and more expensive intervention in the housing market.A newly riled right might not be able to stop the Democrats.

Money is no panacea for educational ills in the U.S. It is the laissez-faire attitude towards learning that could make the institution collapse.

The institution collapsed in 2001.

The institution collapses in scandal, and Jin-man and Si-bong emerge to a media frenzy.

Mr. Simon and "The Wire" flick at those broader challenges, but the series mostly shows an institution collapsing from within.

A well-structured template would help prevent the broader panic that ensues when a large institution collapses, and should ultimately reduce the amount of aid the government needs to pump into the system.

The Glasgow football institution collapsed into administration in February owing a possible £100m, nine months after a disastrous sale of the club for £1 by its former owner Sir David Murray to the now-disgraced Craig Whyte.

The lauded project turned sour when the homegrown financial institution collapsed, forcing the museum into debt with limited private or public sector solutions.

Some institutions collapse two complementary courses into one.