Sentence examples for marked collapse of from inspiring English sources

They concluded that hinge abduction and marked collapse of the epiphysis were negative prognostic factors [ 17].

The final result is a marked collapse of adaptive immune response.

At one time it was thought that the date marked the collapse of all of the regional Classic civilizations of the area as the result of massive population dislocation.

Their handshakes and toasts in beer and vodka celebrated their common victory over Nazi Germany and marked the collapse of old Europe altogether; but their inarticulate grunts and exaggerated smiles presaged the lack of communication in their relationship to come.

After two elections that marked the collapse of the country's two-party system but failed to produce a governing majority, Sánchez had attempted to assemble a leftwing alliance, much like the one that governs in neighbouring Portugal.

The mood of the besieged city is now of resignation but it could easily give way to the panic that marked the collapse of Danang & other cities in the past month if the Communists choose the option of outright capture, or if angry soldiers & citizens turn into rioting mobs.

That defeat -- taken with the loss by Fernando Ferrer, the congressman's candidate for mayor -- marked the collapse of years of arm-twisting and maneuvering that Mr. Rangel had undertaken in hopes of extending his reach into City Hall and the State Capitol.

But then came a pair of events whose twentieth anniversaries have just been marked: the collapse of the Soviet Union and the founding of a new Russian Federation.

And the editorial page of The Wall Street Journal concurred, declaring that the crisis in Egypt marked the collapse of Realism as an approach to managing U.S. foreign policy.

#BREAKING Shiite rebels say defence minister captured in south Yemen The takeover of Aden, the country's economic hub, would mark the collapse of what is left of President Hadi's grip on power, according to the Associated Press.

The gun battle appeared to mark the collapse of an agreement for the peaceful handover of Kandahar, brokered by Hamid Karzai, the Pashtun leader destined to head the country's new interim administration.