Sentence examples for production collapse from inspiring English sources

Men who inject excessive amounts may see their own production collapse and experience shrinkage of their testicles and liver damage.

In your report about the Australian drought and resulting rice production collapse (front page, April 17), one phrase, "the need for affordable food versus the need for renewable energy," caught my eye.

Agricultural production collapsed, runaway inflation wiped out people's savings and many starved.

INDUSTRIAL production collapsed during the financial crisis, then rallied strongly when the crisis ended.

Insurance companies got hold of the film when the production collapsed.

But when a planned US production collapsed at the last moment, he bashed out Personal Shopper.

Production collapsed from its peak of over 4,500 tonnes in 1999 to 185 tonnes in 2001.

Large-scale production collapsed when Raleigh plants closed at the beginning of the century.

The $70m production collapsed – but Aronofsky, nothing if not resilient, eventually got the film made on about half that budget.

Unemployment soared, industrial production collapsed, and prices, especially for farm commodities, fell rapidly as demand for all manner of consumer goods virtually disappeared.

"They reached a million barrels a day, and then a few years later production collapsed," Franssen said in a phone interview.