Sentence examples for institutional collapse from inspiring English sources

The man inherited a huge legacy of failure and institutional collapse from the previous regime.

He said, "Some sort of institutional collapse, then you just lose shipping — that sort of stuff".

He'll have to patch together a nation after two decades of institutional collapse and political paralysis — a feat neither his predecessors nor interventionist global diplomats could manage.

But in light of a near institutional collapse in Americans' faith in the financial sector after the Great Recession, the Fed has quite a challenge before it.

After the Revolution of Dignity Ukraine has faced a challenging combination: Hybrid war from Russia side and economic and institutional collapse.

With the abundance of idle hands and discontent minds, cultural disintegration, social turmoil, institutional collapse, and the likes are not unwarranted concerns.

And then, what happened is, we see a bunch of institutional collapses.

There is a category of institutions in respect of which the distinction between group-based individual injustices and injustices at the institutional level collapses, namely, institutions that have as a defining purpose to redress large-scale distributive injustices in the wider society, i.e. governments.

Commissions on institutional orders collapsed far faster than Wall Street expected.

As Goodwin points out: "In fact, the 1970s predictions were official government forecasts by its own research laboratory … The institutional memory collapsed and the generation who remembered or were involved in those forecasts is now only a few elderly specialists, like me.

However, during the last three years the new institutional arrangement collapsed due to a number of crises that resulted in distrust and mistrust between the government and the private stakeholders (Glin 2014).