Значения термина dramatic collapse на английском

A more dramatic collapse was, however, in store.

One measure of the scale of the Irish financial crisis has been the dramatic collapse in house prices.

Then the financial crisis led to a sudden and dramatic collapse in demand for oil and everything else.

This dramatic collapse also paved the way for a swing towards the two major parties in the state.

Researchers in the Antarctic say there has been a dramatic collapse of the world's second largest emperor penguin colony.

Given that four of those games are at home, it would take a dramatic collapse for Lansdowne to lose out.

And after the recent dramatic collapse in the gold price, many chastened gold bulls nursing large financial losses may ruefully agree.

The dramatic collapse in the price of drug company Elan wiped out half the gain of Irish pension funds last month.

During the inquiry into SARS' dramatic collapse, Judge Nugent recommended that the process to appoint Moyane's replacement must be held in private.

Officials ordered a safety audit after eleven people were hospitalised following the dramatic collapse of an old limestone staircase in the building.

A tweet from Ginola's account said he had "never slept better" after his dramatic collapse while playing football on Thursday.

The huge car plant at Longbridge, Birmingham, officially reopened today, two years after closing following the dramatic collapse of motor giant Rover.

For Chevron's part, the dramatic collapse in oil prices and significant deterioration in refining margins has forced it to reexamine its business plans.

The sharp growth comes as policymakers seek to expand the Irish apprenticeship and traineeship system following a dramatic collapse during the economic downturn.

Uncertainty still surrounds the whereabouts of the former Northern Marianas Governor Benigno Fitial following the dramatic collapse of his political career earlier this year.

My father, of course, benefited from taking an annuity just before the dramatic collapse in inflation and interest rates over the past three decades.