Sentence examples for the verge of imploding from inspiring English sources

This chart shows a euro on the verge of imploding.

By most accounts, Zamtel was on the verge of imploding this past summer, almost defaulting on its debts, including tens of millions to Chinese suppliers.

Much like downgrades from a credit rating agency, these reports could have a shaming effect on economies that might be on the verge of imploding.

Twelve months ago, the Tour limped to the finish line in Paris, seemingly on the verge of imploding over doping scandals.

But the Blazers, a team that appeared on the verge of imploding earlier this season, have now won 10 of their last 11.

These so-called Article IV reports -- which can be devastating indictments of wayward policy making -- could have a shaming effect if they were more widely distributed, by drawing attention to economies that might be on the verge of imploding.

Brandishing the nineteen-thirties slogan "Fascism Means War," he argued that Saddam was something more than another tyrant; though he did not have nuclear weapons, he aspired to have them; his regime was on the verge of implosion, and better that it should implode under supervision, with the West providing "armed assistance to the imminent Iraqi and Kurdish revolutions".

It was on the verge of cohering.

It's on the verge of insanity.

Arthur seemed on the verge of resurrection.

You're on the verge of despair.