Sentence examples for it will implode from inspiring English sources

If the Chinese Communist Party doesn't adapt, either it will implode or China will explode.

Once the dark energy was discovered and discovered to be positive it was shown that it will continue to expand.The equations as we know them now do not seem to permit the possibility that it will implode.

Most likely, if you get into a relationship with your tutor or lecturer, it will implode at some point, and you'll have to endure the awkwardness and pain of forced contact with an ex who still holds the position of power over you that was so attractive in the first place.

The raincoat, the catchphrase ("Just one more thing" – borrowed by the late Steve Jobs to close out his keynote presentations), the references to the never-seen Mrs Columbo, the dog, Dog, the car that looks like it will implode from rust.

If your relationship is tenuous during the "honeymoon phase" it will implode shortly after saying "I do". 5. Relationships shouldn't constantly be the equivalent of a "before picture".

And it is possible that some of today's biggest tech firms may initiate a new age of enlightenment; it is equally likely they will implode after a few years and be replaced by the next cool thing.

It may not be at this meeting, but it has to be soon, or else the system will implode under its own contradictions.

Leftists worry that the party will implode, like its counterparts in the former Soviet Union and eastern Europe, because it has embraced capitalism too wholeheartedly and forgotten its professed mission to serve the people.

Eritrea's long-serving president Isaias Afewerki has dismissed claims that his country will implode as its young people flee in droves.

At which point, the Universe will implode from the meta of it all, or possibly just out of disgust.

We're at the edge of our seats because, having made it this far, we wonder if the band will implode.