Sentence examples for the later collapse from inspiring English sources

insist that there was no causal connection between these events in Indiana and the later collapse that began in Ohio.

These payments were widely seen as responsible for the later collapse of Germany's economy and, if obliquely, for the rise of Nazism.

The later collapse of the smaller 7 World Trade Center could have been caused by a combination of falling debris and a less intense fire -- one not accelerated by jet fuel -- lasting several hours, said Brian McIntyre, chief operating officer of Skilling Ward.

"Given the later collapse and federally backed bailout of Bear Stearns, Congress needs to understand more about this case and why the SEC ultimately sought no enforcement action," Grassley wrote.

If a liquid is exposed to ultrasound gas bubbles may be nucleated and grown (cavitation) and the later collapse of the bubble converts the surface energy into mechanical energy and heat.

Trade with the Caribbean later collapsed in the aftermath of the War of 1812, when many saffron-bearing merchant vessels were destroyed.

On other occasions, Ortiz has presided over indictments that were so flimsy, the cases would later collapse.

He played 27 seconds, and the Islanders later collapsed against the Blues.

The firm later collapsed after the arrests and Massey accused police of conducting a "witch hunt" against him.

The roof of the building later collapsed.

When the pedlar later collapsed, his son reported the Device family to a zealous local magistrate who pursued them to court, persuading the nine-year-old daughter to testify against her own family.