Sentence examples for its collapse of from inspiring English sources

Spurred by high world prices for Argentina's farm exports, the economy swiftly recovered from its collapse of 2001-02.

During one workday, the bath spontaneously ran for hours and soaked the sitting room ceiling, which saved its collapse of soggy plaster for the moment of her return.

George Weigel, a Catholic conservative and loving biographer of Pope John Paul II, deftly links Europe's "demographic suicide" with its collapse of faith in his "The Cube and the Cathedral: Europe, America, and Politics without God", a theo-conservative bible on what has gone wrong with Europe.The third complaint is that Muslims are filling Europe's demographic and spiritual void.

Banks have blown up in the last few decades by over-extending credit to foreign countries, LBO firms, hedge funds and the oil sector in its collapse of the 1970s.

When we engaged it and competed with it, it collapsed of its own weight.

In its collapsing of structure and intuition it had roots in some older experimental jazz — Roscoe Mitchell, Butch Morris — but it was still strong and strange, properly bewildering.

The journey is significant not only for its collapsing of the distance between America and Europe, but also for the way in which it separates the technology of flight from the wartime machinery of violence.

When a big old star runs out of fuel, it collapses of its own weight.

Helped by high prices for its farm exports, Argentina has recovered vigorously from its economic collapse of 2001-02.

Maybe this overlap represents a new, more inevitably populist strand of shared taste in its strange collapse of the style's broader ties to its past.

The outgoing president, Eduardo Duhalde, a Peronist political boss, began the job of rescuing Argentina from its financial collapse of 2001-02.