Sentence examples for to collapse over from inspiring English sources
"But the tower starts to collapse over time".
The Alliance is unlikely to collapse over the affair: both parties know they have nowhere else to go.
Rather than allow the negotiation to collapse over one small dispute, the parties could subject the lone contested element to final-offer arbitration, potentially preserving the merger.
But critics this week expressed fear that by allowing the talks to collapse over what they view as a point of pride, Ms. Park was wasting an opportunity to ease tensions.
Three weeks after Secretary of State John Kerry brokered a deal to impose an internationally monitored audit of the June 14 vote, the process came close to collapse over the weekend.
After striving for almost two years to shepherd Israeli and Palestinian leaders into direct talks, only for this effort to collapse over the issue of settlements, Mr Obama is in danger of concluding like many presidents before him that Arab-Israeli diplomacy is a Sisyphean distraction.
For the past week, the Dutch coalition has been close to collapsing over the treatment of asylum-seekers but not those trying to cross the Mediterrasylum-seekers but
What is more, tuna's restricted spawning grounds make them exceptionally susceptible to collapse if over-fishing continues, reports the international team of scientists.
The peace process has been revived time and again, only to collapse amid rows over Turkish troops, and what to do about property taken from its original owners in 1974, or in previous rounds of violence.
Michael Mann, Distinguished Professor of Atmospheric Science at Penn State University, one of the study's authors, noted that if the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation were to totally collapse over the next few decades, it would change ocean circulation patterns, influence the food chain, and negatively impact fish populations.
This makes it implausible that the leadership would allow the economy to collapse while they fight over who gets what job".
