Sentence examples for practically collapsed from inspiring English sources

I left Greece in 2013 after my world had practically collapsed.

Twitter practically collapsed under the weight of public fury, but Rylan couldn't stop himself reading every tweet.

But now they've said they overpaid that, too – we had an invoice for £3,000 of overpaid housing benefit … I practically collapsed; totally freaked out.

The Czech presidency, argues Thomas Klau of the European Council on Foreign Relations in Paris, represented "the first time when the E.U. presidency practically collapsed and abdicated".

GERMANY: BEEF CONFIDENCE COLLAPSES -- After a seventh case of mad cow disease in German-bred cattle, the German beef market has practically collapsed, with consumer demand down by 80percentt.

Farming practically collapsed in East-Central Europe after 1989.

When a half dead sheep runs toward him streaming with blood he practically collapses with fear and reveals himself as the coward he is.

So the next time you hear the president, the secretary of defense, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, or a hawkish lawmaker claim that the U.S. military is practically collapsing from a lack of funding, don't believe it for a second.

The FN, whose vote and finances had collapsed, was declared practically dead.

About a decade ago, overfishing of a popular fish in Colombia called capaz collapsed the stocks and practically wiped out the species, said Fernando Trujillo, the scientific director of the Omacha Foundation, an environmental group in Bogotá.

In my specimen the host (A. nebularis) was quite sodden and collapsed so as to be practically unrecognisable unless one had known what species to expect".