Sentence examples for the consequent collapse from inspiring English sources

The consequent collapse in capital spending this year has hammered IT manufacturers at home and abroad.

Indeed, the only beneficiaries from an extended conflict in Yemen and the consequent collapse of state institutions are extremist groups such as al-Qaida and Islamic State (Isis).

The Franco-German War and the consequent collapse of the empire had little perceptible effect on mainline theatre, though Offenbach lost favour because of his German associations.

Then came the 1967 riots and a surge in crime, which led to white flight to the suburbs and the consequent collapse of the city's tax base.

Andrew Brown, English Heritage regional director, had remained optimistic despite the pier's partial collapse in a storm 18 months ago, two fires - both believed to be arson - and the consequent collapse of a bid for £20m of Heritage Lottery funds.

Before the EU referendum, and the consequent collapse in media stock prices, media analyst Jim Chisholm took a long, hard look at the state of the UK regional publisher, Johnston Press.

These health care domains are in immediate danger of collapsing, with the consequent further collapse of population trust.

Luckily the orchestra, under Lothar Koenigs, were playing so adroitly that the slipped dialogue and consequent collapse of surtitles in the prologue hardly mattered, expertly brought back on course by the nimble conductor.

This created an unnecessary new deadline of 28 February for the withdrawal of ECB funding and consequent collapse of the Greek banking system.

This could be due to the particular texture of the regenerated tissue at this time point, enough hard to allow the penetrating synovial fluid to reach high pressures but, at the same time, too soft to counteract it, with consequent collapse of the walls and enhancing of the cyst formation.

If it continues unabated shallow-water fish will disappear rapidly with consequent collapse of the population and the fishery.