near-collapse

The door was unlocked. She went inside and sat in a stupor. She was near collapse, barely able to move her swollen feet.

But he said the nation must not forget the near-collapse of the banking system in 2008 without fixing its causes.

I agree we need TMac, but I hardly think a 35-to-28 pt 4th quarter qualifies as a "near collapse" . The Warriors got hot, is all.

The recommendations come after a year-long investigation into the near-collapse of the UK banking system in 2008.

The near collapse of the financial system was an "Emperor's New Clothes" moment of revelation.

The near-collapse of many of the large banks in perhaps a dozen countries shows that such corporate structures do not work.

But now each country must cope with the resulting debts largely on its own (though those near collapse have been rescued).

Each AIG share today used to be 20 shares before the company's near-collapse.

But fame increasingly consists in a state of almost constant near-collapse.

She was near collapse, barely able to move her swollen feet.

Faced with a near collapse they are far more likely to give banks' creditors a guarantee than to hurt them.

THE NEAR-COLLAPSE of the world's banking system two-and-a-half years ago has prompted a fundamental reassessment of the industry.

Heavy social responsibility and the different link cost pressure thermal power the "big brother" take a breath, near collapse.

They were hit hard by the near-collapse of global credit markets and the dramatic destocking by shell-shocked firms.

Bear, the nation's fifth-largest investment bank, was near collapse after big losses on its mortgage-backed securities.

His own observations of South Africa or Kenya's near collapse following the 2007 election are slapdash.

This is why Asia has avoided the financial near-collapse that rained down on the casinos of Wall Street and London.

The first time was the near-collapse of Iceland's banks and currency during the world financial crisis.

For one, the near-collapse of Bear Stearns has shown that some banks' very survival may be at stake.

The former bosses of the UK's two biggest banking casualties yesterday apologised unreservedly for their banks' near collapse.

Hot money : money is the last gasps before rain or near collapse?

Value of human body in all the various series of the near collapse!

"The most impressive signal has been the near collapse of the overnight Libor rate, " he wrote.

But with their populations near collapse, states began imposing hunting limits or bans in the 1970s.

A new book analyses how the near-collapse of Bear Stearns, exactly a year ago, marked the moment when Wall Street was knocked to its senses

Having been scared last year by the near collapse of Saab, Sweden has acquiesced to the sale of Volvo to the Chinese buyer.

Study on the method for determining target displacement of block masonry structures under near collapse performance level