Sentence examples for said a collapse from inspiring English sources

Robb said a collapse of the deal would have a "really material negative impact on our relationship".

They said a collapse of water and sewage systems is probably at the root of the outbreak.

He said a collapse would also drag down other European nations outside the currency zone including Britain, Sweden and Denmark.

But he also says a collapse is inevitable without a new system, because the few people who could keep the old system functioning are close to retiring.

They moaned that there was no alternative; and indeed the alternatives manganese or methyl tertiary butyl ether brought pollution problems of their own, including, some say, a collapse in the numbers of Britain's sparrows.

Some may say a collapse is a collapse, no matter the peripheral details.

That in turn enables them to tell if a star is, say, a collapsed white dwarf or a massive black hole.

George Chiampas, the marathon's medical director, said a runner collapsed 500 yards from the finish line Sunday and later died at a nearby hospital.

"I can't believe it," she said, a great sigh collapsing her small frame.

Some witnesses said a fence had collapsed; government officials said the crowd rushed forward too quickly after a fence was opened.

"Have Rate Cuts Lost Their Magic?" (Economic View, April 29) said that a collapse in capital spending had contributed to the current downturn.