Sentence examples similar to possibility of implosion from inspiring English sources
Recent rural riots have raised the possibility of social implosion.
Administration officials involved in the hours of meetings over how to deal with the possibility of economic implosion or violent political upheaval in a country of 200 million say there has been little doubt that continuing aid is needed.
Christy worked in Rudolf Peierls's T-1 Group, which studied the theory of implosion.
And yet the possibility of a Mitt implosion doesn't seem like enough of an explanation for why so many improbable candidates are still in it.
The possibility of a gang implosion hangs over the debate now underway in the Senate.
Neither highly sexual subject matter nor the possibility of parody and career implosion can derail the distinguished Mr. McKnight from sounding anything like himself.
"Are we at the point of implosion?
Once-dependable Turkey seems in danger of implosion.
Decaying, debilitated and on the verge of implosion.
The pact itself is not in imminent danger of implosion.
A photo of Ms. Roitfeld showed an example of "implosion," according to Ms. Driver.
