Examples of using A collapse in English and their translations into Swedish
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This created the threat of a collapse of power on a national basis,
therefore of milk, the last 12 months have seen a collapse in prices.
We believed, and it appeared that a collapse cannot be avoided,
may precipitate a collapse.
longer be supported by electron degeneracy pressure and it will undergo a collapse.
The support measures for dairy farming are vital in order to prevent a collapse in agriculture.
there are still investors out there betting on a collapse of the eurozone as we know it.”.
grant Greece some kind of debt relief to prevent a collapse that would have devastating effects throughout Europe.
followed by a collapse in the real estate market.
Together with increased reactive power demands these effects may cause a collapse of the whole system.
And the sad truth is that lack of information causes suspicion easily and a collapse of relationship eventually.
other authorities were forced to intervene to avoid a collapse in the global financial system.
as the crisis has just been characterised by a collapse in confidence.
These recovery plans helped the automatic stabilisers to prevent a collapse in economic activity, but also worsened the budgetary situation in numerous countries.
A collapse in exports, and subsequently in investment, produced a sharp contraction of around 7% in real GDP
The black-out was caused by a series of operational failures following a collapse in a heavily overloaded line in Switzerland.
This Commission action aims to ensure sustainability to avoid a collapse of the stock which would mean that many fishermen
It would lead to a collapse of many French and German banks, heavily exposed to Greece, and would plunge the whole of Europe into deep depression.
This will prevent the situation where a collapse of one market participant causes the collapse of other market participants, thereby putting the entire financial system at risk.