Examples of using May collapse in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The market may collapse.
The banks may collapse, with the government unable to bail them out.
They fear that everything in one moment may collapse.
But it may collapse at any time.
I do not want to send them away hungry, or they may collapse on the way.
The West may collapse very suddenly.
Dehydration leads to headaches, weakness and one may collapse while doing exercises.
Capitalism may collapse because it has not allowed the market to tell the ecological truth.”.
Thus, the colony may collapse entirely.
Capitalism may collapse because it does not allow the market to tell the environmental truth.”.
Try to pressure you into immediately signing a contract bysuggesting your house is structurally unsound and may collapse if not treated.
It is so important that our present civilization may collapse unless it is widely understood and its remedied very soon.”.
So if the Irish Catholics want to join Ireland or the EU, they will encounter fierce resistance,and the peace agreement may collapse.
Stocks may rise and fall, economies may collapse, but the American farmer's always gonna need manure.
BAS is one of the organisations researching a huge West Antarctic ice mass in the International Thwaites Glacier Collaboration, aimed at finding out how soon it and its neighbour,the Pine Island glacier, may collapse, with implications for sea levels worldwide.
The whole world economy might collapse!
Honey, I do think the economy might collapse!
I do not want to send them off hungry, they might collapse on the way.'.
If we're not quick enough to offer alternatives,this field might collapse.''.
Thing might collapse.
George, they might collapse on us!
If this continued, he might collapse.
I mean that if I don't stop, I might collapse.
Stay there. The roof might collapse.
A tall, thin, gaunt, cadaverous man, who moved like he might collapse at any moment, like a broken stepladder.
However, they may alsoprovide means of escaping a building you fear might collapse due to seismic damage.
I thought I might collapse halfway through. I ran out of steam. I'm an old man!
But a utilitarian might acknowledge that if our legal system wereprepared to disregard the question of guilt or innocence, it might collapse.
There are people under the rubble… There's been a landslide and a bridge might collapse.”.