Sentences with phrase «complete collapse»

In the mainstream, there has been an almost complete collapse in new development in recent years.

The decline in new house building is long term and has been noticeable since the almost complete collapse in the construction of council housing since the 1980s.

Gunaratna said competition from Asia in the garment industry has resulted in the almost complete collapse of the Canadian garment industry.

A salary cap has saved the soccer league from complete collapse, but its future looks forbidding indeed

Frankel noted the basic features of the oil industry made for continuous crises with hectic prosperity followed all too swiftly by complete collapse.

and not to mention the goals they scored at the emirates, 1 wicked deflection, a complete and i mean complete collapse on the 2nd and 3rd but hey we were the lucky ones.

As our defeats and failures become ever harder to deny, the specter of complete collapse looms on the horizon.

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Larsen B experienced a major iceberg - calving event in 1995, followed by gradual retreat and then complete collapse seven years later.

Every brush with complete collapse is quickly squared away by a party more generous than himself.

For larger perturbations (i.e. complete collapses) intermediate - complexity models suggest that in some regimes these changes can be quasi-permanent, although this behaviour has not yet been fully explored in current state - of - the - art GCMs.

He says, «All of the above information fails to include the excellent work by Tim Garrett, which points out that only complete collapse avoids runaway greenhouse.»

Bear in mind that the world's credit system was days away from complete collapse.

They can lead to great excitability, often followed by complete collapse or petit mal.

Heavy timber resists fire very well - when heavy timber burns, a layer of char is created, which helps to maintain the strength and structural integrity of the wood inside, reducing the potential for complete collapse.

While this has to be seen on a backdrop of an almost complete collapse in reporting standards across the UK media on the issue of climate change, it can't be excused on the basis that the Mail or the Times is just as bad.

Newspaper columnists, former diplomats and think - tank wonks are sparing no ink to call for a Syria mission, either on diplomatic grounds (protect Israel, fend off Iran, avoid anarchy and, potentially, al - Qaeda infiltrations) or out of humanitarian concerns (protect the civilians, fend off the brutal dictatorship, avoid the complete collapse of an entire society).

The report mentions that the explosion would have caused significant flooding in Kent, but that the nuclear option would be «100 per cent effective» at ensuring «totally irreversible total collapse, rupture [of] tunnel and seabed to cause total flooding and complete collapse of part of tunnel.»

«We would have seen a complete collapse of our financial system,» Mr. Paulson said, «and unemployment easily could have risen to the 25 percent level reached in the Great Depression.»

But as the structure grows, there is an increasing likelihood that the structural flaws will lead to a complete collapse.

«You've just seen a complete collapse in expansion, project development, capital raising,» Russell said in a July 4 telephone interview.

The truth is that global central banks can not remove extraordinary monetary accommodation without risking a complete collapse of the system, but the longer they wait the more they risk their own credibility, and the worse that inevitable collapse will be.

Several currency analysts from the «doom & gloom» crowd have been forecasting a complete collapse of the Dollar for the past several years.

Who could have foreseen the complete collapse of the Communism system in Eastern Europe and of the USSR in just over a decade?

On the surface it was a way to save the zoo from disrepair and complete collapse, so it could be reopened after the war.

Not only has there been a complete collapse of the world view of heaven, earth and hell, in which the answers concerning human destiny were expressed, but the very nature of man, as two separable parts of body and soul, which Christian orthodoxy has long taken for granted, can no longer be reconciled with our present knowledge of man.

The fecklessness of this, especially coming from the overweight and unattractive Connolly, Malcolm took to be characteristic of a civilization in complete collapse, which he supposed his to be, however eagerly he kept on the lookout for signs to the contrary.

The new softcore atheists assume that, by dint of Darwinism, we can just drop God like Santa Claus without having to witness the complete collapse of Western culture — including our sense of what is rational and moral.

In one of his novels, H. G. Wells has a picture of a big business man who was so tensed and strained with the pace of living that he was in danger of complete collapse.

The important event of the past century has been the complete collapse, save within a very limited field, of the older mechanistic scheme.

Such a crisis naturally gave great impetus to all eschatological ideas, which regarded the present world order as being so wicked and chaotic as to be on the verge of complete collapse, and which looked forward in hope to a divine judgment in which all injustices were righted, and to the establishment of a new order in which righteousness would prosper.

«Dairy exports have decreased from 50 per cent of milk production [worth around $ 5 billion per annum] to around 25 per cent, so this newest cull could result in the complete collapse of Australia's export industry.»

Barring a complete collapse I genuinely think we will be in the tourney.

The Furniture Row driver will start the playoffs 20 points up on second - place Larson, and Truex's bonus point accumulation is such that barring a complete collapse he's a near - lock to make it to the third round.

Complete collapse and Wenger's one dimensional football exposed for the sham it is.

There are four games left for Arsenal to tackle in 2014, all of them in the Premier League, and barring a complete collapse and loss of form, the Gunners will get at least the five points that will make Arsenal the best EPL team of the calendar year, as a report in The Mirror shows that we have won 72 league points since January 1st with Man City in second with 65.

In part this is due to last season and the complete collapse of the natural order.

Barring some strange clash of egos on the coaching staff or a complete collapse of the pass rush, the Michigan defense is going to be somewhere between strong and tremendous.

Not really applicable in Middlesboroughs case as they will be coming up anyhow barring a complete collapse.

That margin wasn't made up via a leader's complete collapse, either.

Never before or since have I ever seen such a superior team in such control of a game demonstrate such a complete collapse of mentality.

Sirs: I think you tended to underemphasize the role of Gene Mauch in both the rise and the complete collapse of the team in 1964.

It's dangerous talk, particularly when it's your own club: but Wolves are sitting pretty at the top of the Championship right now, and barring a complete collapse, are almost already assured of promotion.

Venezuela saw a new wave of looting last week that resulted in at least two deaths, countless wounded, and millions of dollars in losses and damages, as desperation sets in among hungry residents and the country appears to be on the verge of complete collapse and chaos.

The complete collapse of democratic legitimacy in Europe is not a price we could possibly be willing to pay.