Sentence examples for quite a collapse from inspiring English sources

It would take quite a collapse for them to lose from here, but British sport is defined by its optimism to...oh, it's no use.

It is the big danger that needs to be avoided under any government in the next four weeks.If minority ToryA Conservative government with any sort of an overall majority would be unlikely to preside over quite such a collapse of the economy and of confidence, although a minority Conservative government that depended on placating the Liberals' whims most definitely could.

But few in the sparse crowd expected a collapse quite so spectacular with Kenya losing nine wickets for only 27 runs in 63 balls, following a 65-run stand between veteran Kennedy Otieno and emerging batsman Maurice Ouma that had begun the innings well.

But New York has been host to quite a notable selection of collapses all its own, and they extend far beyond a well-paid baseball team that loses game after game in the dusk of a season.

Maybe so, but given the cost of such a collapse, we should remain quite vigilant.It's also odd to me to see the reactions of many economists on the left to this provision.

"Collapse" is quite a bold title for a play that proves so trite.

Power system restoration after a partial or complete collapse is quite a complex process.

It was not quite game over but it would have taken a collapse from Glasgow to turn it around.

"It was a collapse but the situation was morally very clear, really quite black and white.

A collapse in close proximity to a solid surface is believed to be quite different in its morphology.

Without legal aid, and the dedicated lawyers who deliver it, our system of justice would quite simply collapse.