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And yet, a decade into a new century, this old architecture is buckling under the weight of new threats.

As a founder, I didn't want to see the company I'd built struggle under the weight of our own attempt to diversify too quickly.

There was a smell Thomas recognized, as he stumbled down the hill under the weight of his friend.

Once, Drek'Thar had been mentally as sharp as a dagger, even though his body was growing increasingly fragile under the weight of his years.

You see that I labor under the weight of many years, and am bowed down with great infirmities of body.

Logic suggests a lot of companies owned by private equity must be on the point of expiring under the weight of their debt.

They had so much rubble to clear, he says, that they often keeled over in the heat under the weight of their protective gear.

If you wanted to see countries sagging under the weight of long-term joblessness, you had to cross the Atlantic.

Rescue crews in Bangladesh are searching for victims after a section of a bridge gave way under the weight of thousands of cyclone victims.

Despite the challenge, foreign companies aren't doomed to shrink under the weight of all this rising competition.

Two servants came out, laboring under the weight of a kitchen table.

Plants with a denser and more profuse panicle, which droops at maturity under the weight of the spikelets, are grown as a cereal crop.

Nix the anonymous letter; anyone would crumble under the weight of that humiliation.

What matters more is the regime itself. Its power is fast eroding. It could collapse under the weight of its own failings.

The cables also absorb much of the tension forces as they stretch under the weight of the roadway and traveling vehicles.

By 1623 the German Rosicrucian movement was crushed under the weight of the Counter-Reformation led by the Jesuits.

Your foes will crumble under the weight of your thunderous magic attacks, powerful melee combos and ruinous finishing moves.

When the fireworks are over, the core collapses in on itself under the weight of its own gravity.

LOL Our best bet would be not to falter under the weight of our own debts.

As the U. S. and European economies buckle under the weight of debt, the global economy is leaning more heavily than ever on China.

I've seen life through death, under the weight of it all, we all collapse.

The resulting substance must be sufficiently flexible to flow slightly but not collapse under the weight of the masonry units.

Home prices have been receding rapidly under the weight of this inventory overhang.

North Korea should, by rights, be tottering under the weight of its spectacular economic mismanagement.

They were so light that if left overnight under the weight of the chariot they would undergo deformation due to creep.

This created a two-speed Europe, with debtor countries sinking under the weight of their liabilities, and surplus countries forging ahead.

As the road, buckling under the weight of vehicles, collapses, rush-hour traffic plunges into the river, killing 13 people.

Financial institutions' fixation on market share caused the collapse of Western financial markets, under the weight of zero-down mortgages.

the air is thick with warnings that London's creaking infrastructure will crack under the weight of visitors.

Stay in this position for several breaths, allowing the neck to release under the weight of the head.

Intensively used grasslands are also harmed as the soil iscontinulycontinually crushed under the weight of heavy animals.

Likewise will your scientific and educational systems, healthcare systems, and legal systems collapse under the weight of truth.

The bridge collapsed under the weight of the train.

Bending under the weight of the packs, sweating, they climbed steadily in the pine forest that covered the mountainside.

Then his audacious takeover attempt of Volkswagen collapsed under the weight of its debts.

Intensively used grasslands are also harmed as the soil is continually crushed under the weight of heavyanimalanimals.

The BBC reported that hundreds of stranded motorists awaited rescue, and hundreds of homes had collapsed under the weight of heavy snow.

In Britain several smaller mutually owned building societies collapsed under the weight of bad bets and were folded into bigger ones.

Dwarfing the competition, it has barely slowed under the weight of recession.

People's lives came to a grinding halt when power lines crumpled under the weight of the ice.

She was struggling under the weight of three suitcases.

A house collapsing under the weight of a landslide, just minutes after its residents were warned to get out.

The European Union's core project, the single currency, has been buckling under the weight of sovereign debt and political discord.

Like that other hard-to-reform institution, the NHS, it labours under the weight of bureaucracy and self-praise.

under the weight of its own exoskeleton.

Companies found themselves collapsing under the weight of debts.

Many businesses crumbled under the weight of their foreign debts.

By 1989, the whole of the Soviet bloc was struggling under the weight of rapidly increasing foreign debts.

By contrast GDP in Greece and Portugal has crashed under the weight of austerity.

The big tree is bent under the weight of the heavy snow last night.

The shoulder pole creaked under the weight of the luggage.

Dr Metcalfe predicted that the internet would collapse under the weight of traffic in 1996.

He labored under the weight of great expectation.

Christ died on the tree under the weight of the sin of the world and its curse.

The net is buckling under the weight of billions of unsolicited bulk email ads.

stirring time under the weight of alloy powder to set, reference time: (Mixer 5-12 minutes).

The economy has been stagnating under the weight of Mr Osborne's fiscal austerity.

The roof collapsed? under? the weight of the snow.

the dam cracked and then burst under the weight of the water.

The branch sagged under the weight of the apples.

Their backs were bowed under the weight of their packs.

The branch snapped under the weight of the snow.

The branch cracked under the weight of the snow.

The dam eventually yielded and collapsed under the weight of water.

The floor gave in under the weight of the heavy safe.

The bridge gave way under the weight of the lorry.

The shelves SAG under the weight of the books.

The roof gave away under the weight of the snow.

The bough bent under the weight of the snow.

The roof gave under the weight of the snow.

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The roof collapsed under the weight of snow.

Regulators hope to tie up loose endsfrom BBC's collapse under the weight of $3 billion in bad loans.

The Greek economy shrank 5. 5 percent over the past year under the weight of austerity measures and punishingly high interest rates.

But that is several months' pay for many Zimbabweans as their country collapses under the weight of hyperinflation .

I came to know statues, and to appreciate at close range a Cnidian Venus or a Leda trembling under the weight of the swan.

The dam burst under the weight of water.

I know that life is looking forward to spring under the weight of the snow news.

Last year Vallejo, in California's San Francisco Bay Area, sank into bankruptcy under the weight of its labour costs.

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The bag broke under the weight of the shopping inside it.

They are essentially burned out stars that have collapsed under the weight of its own gravity;

The truth about the liver is buried under the weight of its literature

And you see I labor under the weight of many years and am borne down with great infirmities of body;

workers bending under the weight of the fruit which the earth lavished upon its cultivators;

Under the weight of baggage carried by passengers to provide free transportation: a first class passenger: 40 kg;

But GDP in Greece has crashed under the weight of austerity;