Sentence examples for long collapse from inspiring English sources
And to make matters much worse, the Cyprus property market then began its long collapse.
"The long collapse in the United States savings rate is over," said Ethan S. Harris, chief United States economist for Lehman Brothers.
During the long collapse of the Mobutu regime in the 1990s these mafias became militarized, a process that accelerated in 1994 when the Rwandan civil war spilled across the border.
Some simple empirical modifications to the material constitutive behavior were able to roughly predict such long collapse times, but a more comprehensive and detailed investigation of the phenomenon is warranted.
A stretch of sidewalk about 30 feet long collapsed on the south side of 14th Street, in front of an office building with a Shoe Mania store on the ground floor, exposing a red brick wall that is part of a subway entrance.
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It wants you to learn, but knows you only have an hour for your lunch break, and that when you get home you'll be too tired from hating your horrible life to indulge in anything more than 10 minutes long, collapsing on your bed before being torn from it to continue your digital nightmare.
Finally, since asystole represents the final evolution of all cardiac arrest rhythms, its presence may indicate a long collapse-to-resuscitation interval and/or poor or absent bystander resuscitation, both of which are associated with a high risk of irreversible neurological damage.
Disney's declining fortunes are directly tied to the two-year-long collapse of the network's prime-time performance.
The fact is, Kenya has been utterly hostage to the decades-long collapse and lawlessness of Somalia, which sits on its border.
The defeat of Hugh O'Neill, 2nd earl of Tyrone, at the Battle of Kinsale in 1601 marked the start of the gradual, century-long collapse of Gaelic civilization as the dominant mode of Irish existence.
