Sentence examples for that could collapse from inspiring English sources

And many Americans live in the shadow of poorly maintained dams that could collapse at any moment.

Congress would then have to decide whether to reinstall sanctions on Iran, a move that could collapse the agreement altogether.

The problem with the Lakers is that they have the kind of team that could collapse at any time.

But even those buildings are uninhabitable, Spraggins said, with flooded rooms creating growth medium for mold, and walls that could collapse.

American regulators in particular seem to have set the bank up as a straw man that could collapse in the wake of another financial crisis.

Adding to the risk, the collateral for many loans is local land valued at lofty prices that could collapse if China's real estate bubble burst.

In fact, Andrew Lansley wrote to Alexander outlining that he risked making the scheme so unattractive that it could collapse.

There's no one with a vision, and there are so many systems that could completely collapse".

Unlike Lehman Brothers, it was not the sort of firm that took on too much debt to buy assets that could later collapse in value.

So you're never dipping down into an area of taking the fish that it could collapse.

A: Because until recently, historians, anthropologists and archaeologists were reluctant to say that civilizations could collapse because of nature.