Phrases with «crumbling foundations»

The phrase "crumbling foundations" refers to a situation where something is falling apart or breaking down, often used figuratively to describe a problem or issue that is causing a larger system or structure to become unstable or ineffective. Full definition

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crumbling foundations

Sentences with «crumbling foundations»

This is indeed «huge» news, to quote Connecticut congressman John Larson: The IRS will give a big tax break to homeowners with crumbling foundations. (courant.com)
The primary metaphor I have been using is one of architectural construction, writing of crumbling foundations weakened by the varying confrontations with the theistic synthesis originating with Augustine. (religion-online.org)
Set during one long 24 - hour period, Margin Call opens at a Lehman Brothers - like New York investment firm that's resting its century - plus history on a rapidly crumbling foundation. (film.avclub.com)
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Phrases with «crumbling foundations»

Sentences with «crumbling foundations»

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