Sentence examples for likely to implode from inspiring English sources
There were backslaps and smiles, of course, and no signs that anything was likely to implode.
But with all that baggage between the players they are more likely to implode than explode.
Throw a quantum superposition into the mix and the biologists who ponder these problems are likely to implode.
In Yemen, a country long viewed as the most likely to implode, Mr. Saleh signed an agreement on Wednesday to step down after 33 years in office.
His own political movement is likely to implode as a result; the right may never forgive him and the left might fail to acknowledge his vital contribution.
Fowler will be worth keeping an eye on, then, though his is the sort of swashbuckling game as likely to implode as explode in a flurry of birdies.
My guess is that the two stocks that look the likeliest to implode at the hands of derivative-wielding Wall Street financial types (and other fundamentalists) preying on a US economy made weak by cheap money are Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
Even if the regime were to implode or retreat to its strongholds, the civil war would very likely continue.
China is ready to implode.
It is causing the club to implode.
