Sentence examples for predicted a collapse from inspiring English sources

When Kim Il-sung died suddenly in 1994, outside analysts widely predicted a collapse that never arrived.

Hong says that while many economists predicted a collapse of the housing bubble, few expected investment banks to be caught so deeply in the crisis.

Mr. Cohen headed Internet and software research at Merrill Lynch until 1999, when he predicted a collapse in the shares of Amazon.com and other Internet companies.

Shadow cabinet ministers had predicted a collapse in the white working class vote, with many of those voters turning to Ukip.

The jubilant leader of the radical Parti de Gauche, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, meanwhile, predicted a collapse of the ruling Socialist party which he said would mirror the demise of its sister party in Greece, Pasok.

In January of this year, in the midst of a booming economy and only weeks before the impeachment crisis would vanish from the news, the magazine predicted a collapse in American political stability: "With every day that passes, matters get worse.

Yet the rally has some investors crying foul and many predicting a collapse in the next few months.

Yet the Nikkei's rally has some investors crying foul and many predicting a collapse in the next few months.

Ever since he was first elected President, in 1999, his critics have been predicting a collapse in the Venezuelan economy.

Ecologist Boris Worm was a key co-author of the 2006 Science study predicting a collapse in most commercial fisheries by mid-century.

for ratings in 2007 that failed to correctly predict a collapse of the housing market to near-depression levels is simply unsustainable.