Sentence examples for lifetime collapse from inspiring English sources

Eva's tone is elegiac, a toast written for some future wake to be held in honor of the glorious, impending past: "But you said that if the U.S. were to fall or founder during your lifetime, collapse economically, be overrun by an aggressor, or corrupt from within into something vicious, you would weep".

But each subsequent technological advance has undoubtedly increased the speed at which cultural history is made, with 15 minutes of fame during Andy Warhol's lifetime collapsing into five during Kim Kardashian's.

If needed for comparison to other studies, this can be converted into lifetime prevalence by collapsing the three last answer categories.

"These are people who joined companies after the collapse of lifetime employment system," in the mid to late 1990s, he said.

(This movie sometimes plays like a more benevolent version of "Ghosts of Manilla," Mark Kram's dissection of the Ali myth.) "Ali" has to collapse several lifetimes worth of incidents into a manageable running time, which is too bad.

Similar to results from MβCD-treated HbAA parasitized erythrocytes, MβCD treatment collapsed the lifetime differences between the host cell membrane, PVM and PM of parasitized HbAS and HbSS cells (Fig. 5D,E).

Part of Kasich's stump speech involves a fond recitation of remarkable moments from his lifetime: the moon landing, the collapse of the Berlin Wall.

Then, when Klein spoke about the very real prospect of our children having to battle serious environmental collapse in their lifetime, I just fell apart.

Since the Hyogoken-Nambu earthquake, people have begun to pay attention not only to a building's ultimate limit state, but also to its various limit states before collapse through its lifetime.

Merkel has seen a state collapsing in her lifetime, and she wants to spare her beloved west the same fate.

This surge has been accompanied by the collapse of the lifetime-employment systems in Japanese and South Korean firms, which used to ensure that a single (male) worker's income could support a middle-class family.