Sentence examples for the brink of imploding from inspiring English sources
The boomers may have been in the doghouse in recent years – accused of lining their own pockets at the expense of future generations – so it would be the least they could do to change cinema one more time: pulling it back from the brink of imploding under its own superficiality.
Though RV was founded by HBS graduate Mike Rothenberg, the firm, which has raised at least $47 million over the years and employed upwards of 60 people at its peak, is on the brink of imploding owing to a "lack of controls," in the words of one of its investors.
This chart shows a euro on the verge of imploding.
A white family implodes in an unnamed colonial country on the brink of civil war.
Hull City's rise to the brink of automatic promotion had been built on rare consistency, only to implode on Saturday as soon as Sheffield United had been reduced to 10 men.
"They're on the brink of disaster.
Chicago is on the brink of elimination.
They stand on the brink of life.
"Standing at the brink of history?
Europe is on the brink of recession.
