Sentence examples for sort of collapse from inspiring English sources

Short of another economic recession, that means some sort of collapse of the ruling coalition.

Look, if you're saying to me would Britain sort of collapse if we left the European Union?

"We are not talking about some sort of collapse or catastrophe, but it is weaker than we expected it to be," Mr. O'Leary said.

Another story (not confined to Brownites) is that Mr Blair suffered some sort of collapse in morale around April or May this year.

But simply allowing some bitcoins to be stolen through a bad implementation of the bitcoin protocol wouldn't be enough to lead to the sort of collapse that MtGox has seen.

"There is this willingness to support women in low-level political races or for lower level promotions when it has this service aspect, and then a sort of collapse of support at the highest levels, particularly the more masculine-coded domains," says Kate Manne, a professor of philosophy at Cornell University.

We tortured the English language until we came up with an acronym". Hence we have Signature-based Handling of Asserted Information Using Tokens, which if you squint real hard kind-of-sort-of collapses into SHAKEN.

"And I just sort of collapsed at a meeting," he said.

"The entire idea sort of collapses that this is a concert for peace.

MR. PARSONS The business model sort of collapsed under us, and then finally this cultural matter.

I sort of collapsed over the finish line and took a little breather".