Sentence examples for the ultimate collapse from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors have said the charges against Mrs. Fastow -- involving the under-reporting of some $200,000 in personal income over several years -- played no role in the ultimate collapse of the Enron in 2001, and ultimately cost the government nothing.

Two demands from Vale Inco are, in the union's view, responsible for the ultimate collapse of the talks.

That's why many Egyptians last night suspected that their supposedly "interim" government's self-declared failure to end the crisis with their Muslim Brotherhood enemies might still not be the ultimate collapse.

First, he said it would be wrong to try to disassociate himself from the failure of the bank, even though he departed in July 2006 and the ultimate collapse happened in late 2008.

Or is the rhetoric of technology and innovation once again masking the inability – and, perhaps, the ultimate collapse – of socialised public institutions that were meant to deliver care of the more humane variety?

In the minutes between the first crash and the ultimate collapse of the World Trade Center, some workers rushed to get out while others stayed put, uncertain what to do.

The maximum stresses are mainly concentrated around the hull haunches, and the stress distributions at the ship ultimate collapse are presented.

The Orange County Sheriff's Department released a detailed narrative of the eight-day manhunt for the fugitives on Monday, saying Duong was critical to both the success, and ultimate collapse, of the getaway.

Advancements in weapons technology enhanced by gunpowder, including the evolution of the early flamethrower, explosive grenade, firearm, cannon, and land mine, enabled the Song Chinese to ward off their militant enemies until the Song's ultimate collapse in the late 13th century.

Of the socioeconomic causes of tsarism's ultimate collapse, the most important was rural overpopulation: tsarist Russia had the highest rate of demographic growth in Europe; in the second half of the 19th century the rural population increased by more than 50 percent.

In the process, he reveals much about Iran's history, paints a sharp portrait of British colonialism just at the point of its ultimate collapse, and lays bare the debate on how the United States should engage the world.