Sentence examples for might implode during from inspiring English sources

Even on Wednesday I heard of a company that is considering not using BlackBerrys any more because of fears the company might implode during the two-year contract.

Or better still, one of them might implode.

Assessing the possibility that Pakistan might implode, Huntsman said, "The turmoil in South Asia would be imponderable".

If Europe were really to stem the flow, Morocco might implode.

With scandal tarnishing the Legion, some insiders are concerned that the empire might implode and the funds dry up.

He might implode spectacularly, making a hot mess of himself while the president keeps his famous cool.

And if I don't do something artistic, I might implode".

He has suggested that NOF might implode if we do nothing and try to let it all blow over".

But rival elements in the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) have since bickered so much that it looked as if it might implode.

And the danger that Lebanon might implode like Syria offers the prospect of more Arab investment as money shifts to the last haven in the Levant.

But junkets that could not collect debts might implode, leaving the casinos that had extended credit to them with big losses.