Sentence examples for terrible collapse from inspiring English sources

Nothing that happened matched the terrible collapse last fall.

Even a terrible collapse at the polls is unlikely to persuade a serious opponent to join token left-wing candidates from the party to mount a challenge to Mr Brown.DAIMLERCHRYSLER has suffered the effects of depreciation in the car market.

Nor, of course, can they anticipate the kinds of sudden, terrible collapses that are becoming almost routine.

We need only look at the violent breakup of little Yugoslavia to imagine how terrible the collapse of the Soviet Union might have been had Gorbachev not been at the helm.

He sailed to the Great Barrier Reef and southern coast of New Guinea, sketched Papuans, and suffered terrible mental collapses in the broiling heat of the Coral Sea as he worried about the worth of his scientific work.

The wave of strikes across Cambodia closed a year that the industry will always remember for one terrible event: the collapse of Rana Plaza.

"You can't take away the terrible loss [the collapse of MG Rover] was to people but hopefully in 10 years' time we will have 10,000 jobs across a range of firms".

This isn't terrible, considering the collapse in housing and trouble in construction-related sectors.

In the early history of the web, pop-up ads climbed to a kind of terrible apogee before collapsing catastrophically because of audience pushback.

If he destabilises an already shaky "fiscal compact", the euro could collapse, with terrible consequences for Britain as well as the rest.

And yet compared to the violence and repression that would soon follow the Soviet collapse — a terrible civil war followed by the triumph of the Taliban — it was a period of relative calm for many city dwellers.