Sentence examples for set to implode from inspiring English sources

"The BNP looks set to implode," says Matthew Goodwin, a specialist in far-right politics at the University of Manchester.

Greece looks set to implode, potentially setting off a cascade of events that could easily pull the rest of the continent into chaos.

Throw in a comedy dog that communicates via subtitles and an irritating quirk about "the history of sadness" and the whole things looks set to implode into navel-gazing annoyance.

France accounts for 48% of the group's profit, and while same-store sales will fall by about 2.4%, there are plenty who fear the country's finances are set to implode.

Mr. Trump, who has been pointing to Obamacare's weaknesses in efforts to marshal support for a health care overhaul, began seizing on the bare counties, frequently noting that Obamacare was set to "implode". Republicans in Congress also often made note of the bare spots.

China is ready to implode.

IAEA inspectors have found evidence that Iran had designs to make uranium hemispheres (used in warheads) and had experimented with ultra-fast triggers that would be needed to "implode" these and set off a nuclear explosion.

But in Iran's case such unprecedented powers are seen as essential.Disappointingly, however, there is no specific reference to military sites, such as Parchin, a facility that the IAEA believes may have been used for testing the high-explosive fuses that are needed to implode, and thus set off, the uranium or plutonium at the core of a bomb.

Parchin, a military base which the IAEA believes may have been used for testing the high-explosive fuses that are needed to implode, and thus set off, the uranium or plutonium at the core of a bomb, remains out of bounds.

Prepare for your brain to implode.

And explosive charges will not be set off to blow the ballparks to smithereens, or more technically, to implode them.