Sentence examples for its implosion from inspiring English sources

The company, he said, was engaged in $1.2 trillion in derivatives transactions, conducted in part through the Cayman Islands, making it harder to trace the origins of its implosion.

Its implosion crammed so much mass and energy together that it created a wormhole to another universe.

The exact moment of its implosion can be pinpointed with digital, satellite-guided, high-tech accuracy.

Still, many people seemed stunned by the speed and finality of its implosion.

It was Robert Greenberg, Michael Greenberg's father, who founded L.A. Gear and is widely blamed for its implosion.

People within the group also point to its failed fund-raising efforts as a major reason for its implosion.

The 2011 "revolution" that seemed to have pulled it briefly from its steadfast implosion seems not only to have come and gone but to have been a mirage.

In the end, rather than the E.U. reckoning with its own implosion of standards, it was the markets and ratings agencies, although demonized in the process by European leaders, that caught out the game that held a Greek bond was as solid as a Dutch one.

Whatever its flaws, the South American left was the most potent and well-organized force of its kind throughout the world and its possible implosion could have ripple effects.

NEW YORK, Dec 17 (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co sued the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in federal court on Tuesday, saying the agency owes it more than $1 billion in compensation for not assuming legal claims arising from its acquisition of Washington Mutual's assets after its 2008 implosion.

The saga of the New Left, from its tumultuous rise in the student movements of the 1960s to its violent implosion in the 1970s, has inspired a cinematic vogue in recent years.