Sentence examples for risks collapsing from inspiring English sources

"Management is saying that if nothing is done, this great company risks collapsing".

If more states move in this direction, then the entire drug control regime risks collapsing.

But his once-witty show risks collapsing under the weight of elaborate stunts and phonied-up moments of alleged spontaneity.

The response shows that Labour risks collapsing into a talking shop of protest and anger, instead of being a radical party of social progress and answers.

A UK-led campaign against sexual violence in war risks collapsing without the personal leadership of the former foreign secretary William Hague, a parliamentary report has found.

Taliban insurgents remain strong; Hamid Karzai's government in Kabul is so rotten and unpopular it risks collapsing altogether.Yet it is Afghanistan's much bigger neighbour, Pakistan, that is probably in greater danger.

The building was so badly damaged that walls and floors risked collapsing around the investigators.

When she dies, the household will risk collapsing completely, leaving children to fend for themselves.

Yet for the most part, earthquakes themselves do not pose the greatest risk: Collapsing buildings do.

If he keeps spending on the basis of statistics, he'll eventually risk collapsing from the weight of his own ambition.

In the face of external pressures, current TBI care systems risk collapsing into chaos.