Sentence examples for total implosion of from inspiring English sources

I remain to be convinced that if it wasn't for 200 protestors ensconced on the steps of St Paul's the eurozone crisis, savage coalition austerity measures or total implosion of global capitalism would be passing us by without comment.

Mr Netanyahu's purpose, according to this reading, is to reach the next election without having given up much territory, yet without having caused the violent destruction or total implosion of the peace process.Although the State Department this week pointedly voiced its growing impatience, Mr Netanyahu, with long experience of America, knows that there are other, friendlier voices in Washington.

Indeed, one of the most powerful figures in the EU in 2008, the almost supernaturally levelheaded Herman van Rompuy, waited until 2014 to acknowledge in an interview that he had seen the system come within "a few millimetres of total implosion".

Spinelessness vies with nihilistic despair, mindless managerialism competes with fear of a total implosion.

Society faces "total implosion" if the "nuttiest elements of the transgender movement" are appeased, UKIP AM Gareth Bennett has said.

"If we carry on down this road of appeasing the nuttiest elements of the transgender movement," he said, "then what we will face as a society, within a very short space of time, is total implosion". He was speaking about a UK government proposal to make the process of changing legal gender easier.

AM suggests society at risk of 'implosion' Jump to media player UKIP's Gareth Bennett said society faces "total implosion" over transgender rights.

It was a total implosion.

But the total implosion still hasn't occurred.

Stabilize the world's banking and financial systems, which were in danger of total collapse after the implosion of Lehman Brothers and the near extinction of other investment banks.

He needs to remind America this is not 1995 but 2011 -- and we're still in a jobs crisis brought on by the bursting of a giant debt bubble and the implosion of total demand.