Sentence examples for unforeseen collapse from inspiring English sources

Mounting losses at small banks are not owed to reckless risk-taking, community bankers say, but the unforeseen collapse of the commercial real estate market in the Southeast.

"It was important for him to know that every player who has been at the top has experienced some type of unforeseen collapse or demise," Norman said.

Meanwhile, the sixth-placed Golden State Warriors seem postseason-bound, barring an unforeseen collapse (assuming any Warriors collapse can truly be considered "unforeseen").

The 2015 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship falls into that category, with a spectacular and unforeseen collapse by Martin Kaymer, added to Rory McIlroy's latest brush with glory on this course, more newsworthy than the Frenchman Gary Stal's success.

Its failures include the Bay of Pigs invasion, the unforeseen collapse of the Soviet Union, the inability to prevent the September 11th attacks, and the catastrophic assessment that Iraq, under Saddam Hussein, possessed weapons of mass destruction.

Has the debt burden for these corporations become too heavy amid a decline in commodity prices and sales due to unforeseen market collapse and global recession?

Its collapse had unforeseen consequences.

Murray insists the collapse was "totally unforeseen by anyone" and brought on by an earthquake and not retreat mining.

Championship side Burnley have confirmed the transfer has collapsed  because of "unforeseen complications".

I felt I was under immense mental pressure, in constant danger of some unforeseen catastrophic event, a psychological bridge collapse.

Emergent behaviour in complex systems has already been explored in popular fictional media, in which predicted outcomes are spectacular but somewhat discouraging [ 21]; however, even without quite such an apocalyptic scenario, we may well see a rising incidence of total system failures due to unpredictable nonlinear behaviour – that is, major collapses triggered by small unforeseen causes.