Sentence examples for threat of implosion from inspiring English sources

Patel, who effectively handed in his notice with his country when he turned down a place on the current tour of West Indies to concentrate on county cricket, top-scored with an unbeaten 63 from No9 to rescue an innings under threat of implosion at 124 for seven.

Despite the threat of visual implosion, his optical subversiveness remains intact (Smith).

However, after the threat of financial implosion receded this year, and as investor confidence crept back, banks and building societies began to offer ever higher rates on fixed accounts to tie in customers' cash and – critically – shore up their battered capital bases.

Nowhere is the threat of a population implosion being felt as strongly as in Japan, where the world's fastest ageing society is proving the great grandmother of all policy headaches.

"Are we at the point of implosion?

Once-dependable Turkey seems in danger of implosion.

Decaying, debilitated and on the verge of implosion.

The pact itself is not in imminent danger of implosion.

A photo of Ms. Roitfeld showed an example of "implosion," according to Ms. Driver.

In late April 1943 a Project Y physicist, Seth Neddermeyer, proposed the first serious theoretical analysis of implosion.

It is tempting to think that India is heading towards some form of implosion.