Sentence examples for mean imminent collapse from inspiring English sources
These designs do not have to mean imminent collapse if managers are willing to utilize feedback as a trigger for organizational learning.
Spending about half the budget on lodgings meant we had to follow a few basic rules: no taxis to and from the airport, which cost $35 to $40 (public transportation was less than $5 each); no minibar; no taxis except for moments of imminent collapse, which meant lots of bus or tram rides and piggyback walks; and no more than one proper meal per day in a good restaurant.
His resignation therefore threatened the government with imminent collapse.
Blackmailing the world by threatening imminent collapse is vintage Pakistan.
Eight factories have temporarily suspended operations which were deemed at risk of imminent collapse.
If the measurements differ, it can be a sign of imminent collapse.
"These numbers are not signaling an imminent collapse in money and credit growth.
The moves staved off what had seemed the imminent collapse of the firms.
D-Day, and Hitler's imminent collapse in Europe, are distant and unwelcome rumours.
The HBOS deal, announced two years ago amid fears of its imminent collapse, will be Daniels's legacy.
