Sentence examples for there was a collapse from inspiring English sources

Back then, there was a collapse in business capital spending, a sector that peaked at only 13percentt of real gross domestic product.

"My project brought the city spilling in, and there was a collapse in the contract of how you are supposed to behave in a museum.

Furthermore, there was a collapse in the availability of mortgages for buyers with small deposits, which prevented many would-be first-time buyers from flying the nest," he said.

But there was a collapse in support for Labor, with the party taken over by the so-called "loony left," and proposing in its 1983 manifesto (labeled by one Labor politician "the longest suicide note in history") such idiocies as unilateral nuclear disarmament.

With an inner committee including bankers, barristers and businessmen, the UCA claimed it could run the country's essential services, such as fire, ambulance and auxiliary police if there was a collapse of law and order, and if "the means of sustenance" ran short.

Mr Clegg managed to hang on to his Sheffield seat - with 22,215 votes compared to Labour's 19,862 - but there was a collapse in his party's overall standing from 57 seats to a forecast eight.

"By no means has there been a collapse in confidence in climate science," said Professor Nick Pidgeon, who led the study.

"There's a collapse of time.

There is a collapse waiting to happen.

There is a collapse in there somewhere too.

If there is a collapse, it endangers those who push into it.