Sentence examples for permanent collapse from inspiring English sources

These are not momentary crises, but appear to presage permanent collapse.

We'll update this post as the president spars with the press.8 10pm (EST): Is the president talking down the economy with negative talk and warnings that failure could lead to a permanent collapse?

The reddened soil experienced the highest burning temperatures resulting in the loss of organic carbon (OC), the conversion of goethite to maghemite or hematite, the destruction of kaolin, and dehydroxylation and permanent collapse of vermiculite and chlorite.

While in S phase, their replication forks undergo temporary stalling and sometimes even permanent collapse, leading to the accumulation of single stranded DNA and a DNA damage response.

Half a lifetime later I am here to address a room full of people who want to talk about replacing capitalism with something better – and suddenly we have something in common: now we both know what it's like to see a system that once looked permanent collapsing.

In some cases domestic investment was funded externally, but as concern about over-investment grew, sudden stops in external financing led to debt crises and a near-permanent collapse in the investment-driven growth model.

Even if the drastic lowering of life expectancy of the 1990s has improved under Vladimir Putin, the permanent expectation of collapse remains.

The subsequent hurricane and cholera epidemics further contributed to significant increases in external donor funding without a corresponding increase in local absorptive capacity; in fact, the past decade has seen what one bilateral agency staff member characterised as "a permanent and inevitable collapse" of the public health sector [ 30, 31].

The pillars of Rove's permanent Republican majority collapsed one after another even as the White House kept winning elections.

Though his previous book, "Building Red America," seemed poorly timed when it appeared in 2006 just as Karl Rove's quest for permanent Republican dominance collapsed, its insights into conservative attitudes about authority and autonomy remain as useful as anything written more recently about the Tea Party and the right-wing resurgence.

No one thinks that Woods's collapse is permanent, but even so, we have seldom seen anything quite like it in sports.