Sentence examples for risks crumbling from inspiring English sources

Stickiness matters: India's only truly national party risks crumbling into several regional ones.

However, unless ambitious changes are made, this great foundation of the welfare state risks crumbling under the weight of its own responsibility.

But, because the sheets are so dry, when they are unfurled they risk crumbling into dust.

With the aid of a tenaz (heated tongs) and some cold water, the waiter cuts through the neck rather than risk crumbling the old cork into the port.

Conversely, examination of education rights exposed health risks; the crumbling school the company promised to replace posed hazards to local children.

As soon as the lid was opened on Wednesday night, the contents started to dry out, at risk of crumbling into dust.

But there has been no sign that the Qaddafi government is at risk of crumbling under the pressure, at least not soon.

But with the most tangible symbol of integrated Europe — the euro currency union — at risk of crumbling around the edges, he conceded that he did not know what the vision could be.

Maria Grazia Vernuccio, a spokeswoman for the heritage group Italia Nostra, said funding cuts were leaving a number of Italian sites at risk of crumbling, from Pompeii to the sprawling city of Ostia Antica near Rome, to Villa Jovis, the Emperor Tiberius's palace on the island of Capri, and Aquileia, the Roman city near Venice.

The tower is at risk of crumbling into the sea and councillors are meeting to decide what action can be taken.

While these obtuse systems are interlinked, the game's reliance upon them and their somewhat muddled presentation, especially if you're coming cold to this series leaves XCX at risk of crumbling under its own weight.