Sentence examples for which ultimately collapsed from inspiring English sources

Tells also of the psychological torture Tells about the economy under the dictatorship, which ultimately collapsed.

Mr. Trichet and the other officials were accused of having manipulated financial reports to mask the dismal financial state of Crédit Lyonnais, which ultimately collapsed under about $18 billion of debt.

On the negotiations for a 1975 world championship match with Anatoly Karpov, which ultimately collapsed and led Fischer to resign the title, Brady writes, "The story of the machinations employed to enable the Fischer-Karpov world championship match to take place are enough to fill a separate book — and have!

Mr. Frasure, who had negotiated with the Marxist dictator of Ethiopia, Mengistu Haile Mariam, who eventually fled his country, and then with the ruling white regime in South Africa, which ultimately collapsed, recommended dealing directly with the boss of the Balkans, Mr. Milosevic.

Fans were forced to enter through one singular metal cage, which ultimately collapsed.

Within the third step, water is activated for nucleophilic attack by His471, resulting in the formation of a second tetrahedral intermediate, which ultimately collapses to form the citrullinated product.

With the progression of osteonecrosis, both bone and cartilage tissue are deformed, which ultimately leads to collapse of the load-bearing area of the femoral head.

Schumacher (1973), on the other hand argued that capitalistic model of production led to creative destruction and loss of value for the society; which may therefore ultimately collapse from its own internal contradiction and weight.

The deal ultimately collapsed after facing resistance from governmental agencies, which raised antitrust concerns.

Because of an editing error, a headline in some copies on Wednesday with an article in some editions about the testimony of an employee responsible for finding a replacement part for a crane that ultimately collapsed in 2008, killing two, described incorrectly the trial in which he was testifying.

Sometime in the eighteen-forties, he had conceived a plan to create an army of emancipation in the South, which would hide in the mountains and grow by leaps and defections until the institution of slavery ultimately collapsed.