Sentence examples for would be a collapse from inspiring English sources

Unions said the consequences would be a collapse in their members' incomes.

If Boston were to join that club, it would be a collapse more improbable than that of the 2007 Mets (99.5 percent), who blew a seven-game lead with 17 to play.

"If Spain and Italy were to exit, there would be a collapse of systemically important financial institutions throughout the European Union and North America and years of global depression".

Another extreme scenarios would be a collapse of La Cumbre Vieja volcano on the Island of La Palma in the Canary Islands, and the release of a volume of 375 km3 simultaneously (Harbitz et al., 2012).

The worst-case scenario would be a collapse of the eurozone, with one or more countries withdrawing from the alliance and broad economic disruption.

One of the pervasive consequences of extinction of the major seed dispersers of a plant would be a collapse in the natural regeneration cycle, a severe bottleneck in one of its sequential stages of recruitment, and a shortening of the seed dispersal distances leading to loss of genetic variation.

But someone, somewhere needs to be thinking about an orderly break-up, because the most agonising way to go would be a chaotic collapse that would wreck the other benefits of European integration, such as the single market.

Now the government needs to decide how to deal with the unlucky owners of harmful genes.The reason that it is right to share the results of genetic tests with insurers is that the alternative would be a slow collapse of insurance markets.

If those same central banks were to begin to sell some of their $2.3 trillion dollar assets, then there would be a risk of a collapse in the dollar.

However, if the Lebanese army were forced to coordinate with Hezbollah to achieve victory, then this would be a prelude to its collapse.

Collapse would be a gift to anti-EU, anti-globalisation populists, like France's Marine Le Pen.