Sentence examples for why things fall apart from inspiring English sources

That's why things fall apart so quickly - Corporate Management, in an attempt to paper over poor performance, cuts back on the very things they need to be investing in to boost that performance down the road.

The "insulated, isolated" Missouri governor, Jay Nixon, announced in advance of the decision a commission to investigate why things fell apart so rapidly, that "they are on edge".

You may or may not know why things fell apart, but you no longer speak; emails/calls/even hand-written cards go unanswered.

They're "telling the progressives that a hostage is going to get shot no matter what: Head Start and food inspections today or the elderly, the sick and the veterans tomorrow and they have to choose which one". "Why," asks Digby, "should progressives bear that responsibility?" For that matter, why should anyone else? Things fall apart.

And that's when things fell apart.

Things fall apart, which is why furniture restorers stay in business.

Things fall apart.

"Iran made things fall apart," he said.

When he sits, things fall apart.

Whenever I do that, things fall apart.

What if things fall apart?