Sentence examples for mysterious collapse from inspiring English sources

Ms. McGee died after a mysterious collapse in 1982, just weeks after the car bombing.

The mysterious collapse of honey-bee colonies is becoming a global phenomenon, scientists working for the United Nations have revealed.

Tonight LL Cool J (right, with Mr. Laurie) gueststars as a death row inmate who suffers a mysterious collapse.

In the early 1980s, the Vatican bank refused to cooperate with the authorities investigating it in the mysterious collapse of Italy's Banco Ambrosiano.

Researchers have since determined that, beginning around 250 B.C., much of Mesoamerica south of Mexico had been dominated by the Maya civilization, which held sway until its mysterious collapse, in the tenth century.

The decisions made in the 60 minutes following a major trauma are self-evidently crucial; among tonight's cases, a mysterious collapse in London, a stabbing in Newcastle and a cyclist hit by a bus in Durham.

It is easy to understand why: these mysterious collapsed stars suck in and destroy everything around them.

While the famous and yet mysterious Maya collapse took place at about 900 ce, in many other regions this downfall occurred almost three centuries earlier.

Dean Baker, in correspondence, makes an interesting point about the mysterious productivity collapse in Italy — namely, that a big chunk of it could be a statistical illusion.

It may be that recent news stories about the mysterious colony collapse disorder imperiling bees around the world raised consciousness about honeybees' essential contributions.

If Britain has not experienced a mysterious productivity collapse, it is suffering much more than acknowledged from a lack of effective demand — and also has a much smaller underlying budget problem than the government claims.