Sentence examples for ultimate collapse of the from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors have said the charges against Mrs. Fastow -- involving the under-reporting of some $200,000 in personal income over several years -- played no role in the ultimate collapse of the Enron in 2001, and ultimately cost the government nothing.

Two demands from Vale Inco are, in the union's view, responsible for the ultimate collapse of the talks.

A prediction for ultimate collapse of the slab due to fracture of the reinforcement is also presented, which limits the allowable mechanical strain in the reinforcement.

In the minutes between the first crash and the ultimate collapse of the World Trade Center, some workers rushed to get out while others stayed put, uncertain what to do.

No person is interchangeable with another, but we all understand how interchangeable these Tuesday morning stories might have been if the timing of the attacks and the ultimate collapse of the towers had been different.

The reliability assessment is performed considering as possible failure modes the ultimate collapse of the midship cross section in vertical bending or its local failure due to yielding of the material or buckling collapse of one of its structural elements.

From December 1986 to October 1991, Mr. Keller was a Times correspondent in Moscow, reporting on the easing and ultimate collapse of Communist rule and the breakup of the Soviet Union.

According to buckling, material failure and ultimate collapse of stiffened panels, the corresponding longitudinal strengths of ship hull are derived from a simplified method.

Or is the rhetoric of technology and innovation once again masking the inability – and, perhaps, the ultimate collapse – of socialised public institutions that were meant to deliver care of the more humane variety?

It paves the way for the ultimate collapse of white control in a tragically unnecessary debacle of blood, bitterness and chaos.

So, by starting a chain reaction now that may lead to the ultimate collapse of power-sharing and devolution, unionists put at risk a carefully choreographed political project that at its heart gives them a final veto over constitutional change in Northern Ireland.