Examples of using A collapse in English and their translations into Serbian
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What a collapse this is.
But it was not really a collapse.
A collapse was inevitable.
This isn't a collapse of the economy.
It wasn't even really a collapse.
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We all know a collapse is coming.
Another week, and quite a collapse.
A collapse, everything into nothing, yes?
Her body was in a collapse.
A collapse of monetary union now appears unavoidable.'.
Can we really expect a collapse soon?
Is a collapse of the demand for human labor really imminent?
These pillars reduce the likelihood of a collapse.
This would inevitably lead to a collapse of the global economic system.
Any attempt to cut through the rock could cause a collapse.
They can lead to a collapse of the entire architecture of international relations.
In these matters,lies can lead to a collapse of the relationship.
As painful as it was,the 2008 financial crisis was not a collapse.
And for children- a collapse of the world, the loss of happiness, joy and love. Therefore….
As painful as the 2008 financial crisis was,it was not a collapse.
Do you believe that such a collapse is inevitable and, if not, how could it be prevented?
Sometimes the internal bleeding may cause shock andeven lead to a collapse.
Just imagine a collapse of the European Union(not only of the euro zone, but the entire common market).
With these sacrifices, Greece did avoid bankruptcy andthe eurozone avoided a collapse.
Because such actions can give rise to a collapse of pressure, which will cause a repeated syncope.
A collapse of the U.S. stock market could encourage investors to redirect funds to the Russian market.
And toughening of economic sanctions will lead not to a collapse of the Russian economy, but to fall of the Kiev's regime.
Remaining in the hands of this misfortunate,illusory economy, they do not realize how close they are to a collapse of the whole system….
European civilizations suffered a collapse of literacy and organization following the fall of Rome in CE 476.
The Societe Generale economist believes that the profit recession facing American corporations is going to lead to a collapse in corporate credit.