Sentence examples for slow collapse from inspiring English sources

That country's economy appears to be undergoing a slow collapse rather than a crisis.

The slow collapse of the market through 2007 and 2008 makes terrific reading.

His 1958 marriage to Joan Kennedy was for years in slow collapse, ending in divorce in 1982.

The rise of sectarianism and the slow collapse of the state in Syria poses a danger to the Middle East as a whole.

It has benefited both from the slow collapse of European socialism and the rising awareness of renewable technologies that have brought even once-skeptical businesspeople into the fold.

For, in truth, those of us Cassandras who predicted a slow collapse of "respectable" Republicans in the face of Trump's ascension turned out to be, well, too conservative.

Two women (Lin Chanhi and Chan Chi-Cheng) sway rhythmically, and fold into slow collapses.

Beneath our feet lie over 50 years' worth of decomposing material, unknowable subterranean shiftings and settlings, slow collapses and fermentations.

From the Dakotas to the Texas Panhandle, the rural Great Plains has been losing people for 70 years, a slow demographic collapse.

Janet Morrison, chief executive of Independent Age Freezing fees to care providers is directly causing the slow motion collapse of the care sector and somebody's mum or dad or granny - our elderly and vulnerable – are the biggest victims.

Worse, the biggest peacetime jump in the rich world's public debt is taking place just before a slow, secular collapse in most countries' public finances as workers age and the costs of health care rise.