Sentence examples for result in a collapse from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, he said, the strategy could result in a collapse in housing prices, as consumers fail to rein in spending until it is too late.

"So the proposition that in the return of indexation, or the failure to return indexation, will result in a collapse in bulk billing is simply not true and it is not born out by the evidence," Turnbull said.

Furthermore, "for the United States, this first defeat in our nation's history would result in a collapse of confidence in American leadership not only in Asia but throughout the world".

But the industry says the new rules could result in a collapse in advice, especially for the middle market, with only the wealthy able to afford the £100-£250 an hour fee specialists may start to charge for investment advice from 2013.

Due to the inherent 'roughness' of the sensitivity distribution this would, however, quickly result in a collapse of the surface mesh.

In power systems GIC cause saturation of transformers, which may even result in a collapse of the whole system and in damage of transformers.

In addition, environmental problems in the Sacramento River have resulted in a collapse of the Chinook salmon population, closing salmon season off the coast of California and much of Oregon for two years in a row.

Increased competition and the need to lift profits is putting pressure on banks to reduce their traditional relationship lending, resulting in a collapse in new bank lending to small and medium-sized firms.

On 14 May 2011, Weekend magazine published a feature about conception using donated eggs (But will it feel like mine? page 42), and why many Britons went abroad for such fertility treatment: "The loss of donor anonymity in the UK, in 2005, had resulted in a collapse in sperm and egg donor levels".

The epidemic persisted until mature hosts were exhausted, resulting in a collapse of the spruce beetle population and outbreak cessation.

This results in a collapse of the membrane proton gradient causing a disruption of many of the mechanisms of cellular metabolism and hence cell death.