Sentence examples for systems have crumbled from inspiring English sources

Entire health systems have crumbled".

A once prestigious education system has crumbled, and the number of bookstores in Khartoum has fallen with it.

Though the government has not formally defaulted on domestic debt, the financial system has crumbled and most deposits have been frozen for almost a year.

But in recent years, that system has crumbled.

"In spite of the insecurity, we are taking every opportunity to ensure that we reach children with healthcare services, especially vaccinations to protect them at this time when the health system has crumbled" said Dr Gamila Hibatulla, Nutrition and Health Officer for UNICEF in Aden.

"The status quo between Palestinians and Israelis is no more sustainable than the political systems that have crumbled in recent months," Clinton told an audience at the U.S.-Islamic Washingtonm in Washington.

Our system would have crumbled long ago were it not for the estimated 42.1 million unpaid community carers that are key to keeping people with significant disabilities out institutions.

The truth is that since Ronald Reagan began the assault on America's public education system, the numbers have crumbled so dramatically that this generation of American school children will be the first in US history that is less educated than their parents.

Domestic health systems in affected countries have crumbled as nurses and doctors have fallen ill or died for lack of basic gear.The second need is for trained staff to run the treatment centres and work in them.

"A year ago England would have crumbled but they have changed the system and threw the subs on.

But the intertwined issues of trust and seismic shocks to the system spread much wider in a world where the certainties assumed by earlier generations have crumbled.