Obamacare will enter a death spiral and possibly collapse.
If the buildings had tipped or tumbled sideways instead, Mr. Levy said, "you would have seen tremendous damage outside the zone, and you would have had those buildings possibly collapse".
Authored by Mark Dubowitz, of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, the memo argued that "the very structure of the regime invites instability, crisis and possibly collapse," and urged the White House to work against the reëlection this year of President Hassan Rouhani, the chief sponsor of the nuclear deal on the Iranian side.
Kleinbaum and Frezza took a look at the current state of drug labs — long lag in results, high cost, lots of middle men — and realized the model most researchers are working with would quite possibly collapse within 30 years.
"Very strong sanctions could possibly collapse or cause instability in the regime.
I would "think" the same thoughts about the bridge possibly collapsing but I wouldn't have ANY of the same corresponding anxious "feelings" in my gut.
On Feb. 12 European officials were indicating that Greece could lose access to emergency liquidity assistance from the ECB, which would provoke a severe financial crisis and possibly collapse the Greek banking system.
On Friday, Bear Stearns, one of the largest firms on Wall Street, took a deathly plunge and the Federal Reserve (part of "Big Government") had no choice but to float a short-term bailout to the venerable investment-banking house lest the nation's financial system possibly collapse.
Anita Chan explains why it might be important for the standards to be supported by all countries at the bottom: "China will continue to dominate the world's export market, to the point that the new initiatives taken by Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand may possibly collapse under the weight of Chinese competition".
Nonetheless, adobe buildings, due to their low mechanical properties and overturning resistance, are subject to early structural damage, such as cracking, separation of structural elements and, possibly, collapse in areas of high seismic hazard.
