Sentence examples for left to collapse from inspiring English sources

Robert Hammond, a founder of Friends of the High Line, an advocacy organization that has fought to save the railroad, said that if the piers were left to collapse into the Hudson, they could be "a very beautiful temporary artwork".

It is critical that the sector is not left to collapse, enduring solutions on salaries, food and working conditions should be reached soon,  the monitoring visits should be beefed up, the situation in schools require urgent action," said Mr Monasch.

In February, in Ripon, North Yorkshire, a house was left close to collapse after a hole was found underneath the structure.

Antonio Saca, the president of El Salvador, is one of the 100,000 Salvadoreans of Palestinian origin, most of them Bethlehemites who left to escape the collapsing Ottoman empire almost a century ago.

Steve Bruce was left to rue the collapse of what had been Hull's best start in 28 years, with a second successive 3-1 defeand– and this one against the division's bottom club.

Happily, Lied's even-more-evil bosses ordered his slaying by remote control 20 minutes before the closing credits, leaving Lied to collapse noisily – as happens in these things – on to the horn of his high-end motor.

Argentina, the region's third-largest economy and a close American ally for more than a decade, has been left to sink into economic collapse.

Since becoming governor in 2001, Mr. Abramovich has used some of his vast wealth to revive Chukotka, which was left to rot after the Soviet collapse and the subsequent departure of military installations.

Somerset, who have now lost both their first two Championship matches, were left to rue a first-innings collapse that saw them slip from 312-2 to be bowled out for 408.

After the federation collapsed, the crazies were left to their own devices.

After its deal with Deutsche Börse collapsed, NYSE Euronext was left to conduct some soul-searching.