Sentence examples for large collapse of from inspiring English sources

Allen Robinson at Carnegie Mellon University said in an email that parts of the United States, such as Pittsburgh, used to have almost as bad air but have become much cleaner "through tough regulations combined with large collapse of heavy industry".

To attempt to solve this problem, we proposed the "leg-grope walk" method which allows a quadruped robot to avoid stumbling or causing a large collapse of the surrounding area on weak horizontal planes.

This helped trigger the larger collapse of the SouthOs Democratic Party.

Perhaps more ominously, there is likely to be significant interest in Congress on the largest collapse of a Wall Street firm since Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy in September 2008, so it would not be a surprise if hearings were held at which Mr. Corzine may be called as a witness.

But the Islamic State has also grown because of the larger collapse of moderate, secular and even Islamist institutions and groups -- such as the Muslim Brotherhood -- throughout the Middle East.

The visiting Spaniards (after the larger collapse of the Maya) often observed the later cities as little more than a neighbourhood surrounding a temple and palace complex.

Other sudden systemic changes could lie ahead – such as large scale collapse of the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets, collapse of part of the Gulf Stream, loss of the Amazon rain forest, die-off of coral reefs, and mass extinctions.

In particular, the most fascinating isostructural phase transformation from the trivalent low-density γ-Ce to the much denser α-Ce at 295 K and under 8 kbar is accompanied with a large volume collapse of 20% [8, 12 14].

As hedge funds have grown, and as there have been instances of large collapses shaking the markets, pressures have mounted to impose greater regulation on them.

It was the bankruptcy of the Penn Central Railroad in 1970 -- the largest corporate collapse of its time, as shocking then as Enron's collapse is today -- that moved Congress to act.

[B7.] Analysts Warn of Argentine Default Wall Street economists and analysts portrayed a new Argentine effort to restructure its $132 billion national debt as tantamount to a default and the largest financial collapse of any country in history.