Sentence examples for to collapse altogether from inspiring English sources

When the infection works its way down to the bone, the structure holding the tooth in begins to collapse altogether.

A failure to turn Iraq into Switzerland means neither that Iraq is fated to collapse altogether nor that its people are doomed to perpetual fratricidal war.

Often they burn themselves in the open fires that locals use to cook since nodding can cause them to collapse altogether.

At times, the talks looked set to collapse altogether as two cultures with little real understanding of each other clashed – for example, over whether all Guaraní people, rather than only those few currently living on Lot 8, would have rights over the land.

Indeed, this week's change of tack by Ms Rice coincided with a new push by America and Europe for tighter anti-nuclear sanctions on Iran.In December Mr Baker and Mr Hamilton noted that none of Iraq's neighbours wants it to collapse altogether.

Without the quick purchase turnaround time, the innovation cycle will slow and perhaps cause the fast growing movement to collapse altogether.

It soon seemed that efforts to limit the war might collapse altogether.

This is because the loss of biodiversity causes ecosystems to stress, degrade or even collapse altogether.

The present system for manufacturing flu vaccines, which depend on flocks of chickens, may not work well during a pandemic and could collapse altogether if the flu strain is lethal to both humans and birds.

After that, it may collapse altogether, as energy prices reach a tipping point beyond which it is cheaper to shut existing coal plants early and replace them with new solar.

Kadima might even collapse altogether.