U.S. shale oil production was expected to collapse with lower prices.
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"Without an agreement, there's a collapse with Puerto Rico," he said.
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The economy would collapse with such closures, which would ruin many lives.
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Sixteen people suffered injuries in the collapse, with 22016 of them seriously wounded.
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Sixteen people suffered injuries in the collapse, with 12 of them seriously wounded.
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Fire officials warned of "widow makers" — burned-out trees that collapse with precipitation.
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Additionally, there has been a major commodity collapse with crude closing at $33 Thursday.
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As a result, Europe's defense union might just avert any collapse with Trump's strategy.
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Its partisan appeals compound a years-long economic collapse with a crisis of trust.
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Yemen is near collapse, with 80 percent of the country in need of humanitarian aid.
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There was total economic collapse with hyperinflation, shortages of every basic commodity: water, power, etc.
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Puerto Rico is in the midst of a financial collapse with no end in sight.
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As a result, we have seen new starts collapse, with many companies postponing or halting apprenticeships.
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Syria is in collapse, with Iran, its militias and jihadist terrorist groups roaming the country freely.
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He will likely emerge from the Sears collapse with many more assets than most people realize.
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One wonders what kind of a business empire can collapse with a single dropdown menu item?
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In fact, America's story is like the World Trade Center towers that collapse with a sudden blow.
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It was a catastrophic collapse, with poor bunker shots and water balls, even by Mickelson's mercurial standards.
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The Russians have helped Venezuela and its state oil company avert a financial collapse with new loans.
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The Glass Hotel finds its originality where Mandel blends her fable of financial collapse with ghost stories.
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Cowed by the tech giants, publications collapse with the fickle movements of markets or Charles Harder's client fees.
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And unless something is done to correct it soon, it will collapse, with or without the president's tweets.
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We should be very, very worried about the Antarctic ice sheet, which could potentially collapse with catastrophic consequences.
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It's not just losing a pretty tree 12,000 miles away — it's cascading ecosystem collapse with long-range effects.
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Venezuela has suffered badly from the oil price collapse with its production declining as in many other producing countries.
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The country has been in a historic economic collapse with widespread hunger, soaring prices and a failing health system.
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Numerous airline operators around the world are close to collapse with the novel coronavirus prompting people to avoid air travel.
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The World Bank says it has driven Gaza to economic collapse, with one of the highest unemployment rates in the world.
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The Money Issue In the aisles of the American supermarket, hierarchies arise and collapse with the velocity of soap-opera drama.
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This week the city recorded its largest-ever retail collapse, with sales dropping 13 percent to HK$30.1 billion in October.
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At the same time the existing economic model of developing countries, based on low-cost labour, will collapse, with no obvious alternative.
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The sports internet has since been a nonstop parade of jokes about this massive collapse, with quips coming from Cleveland and beyond.
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Up to 11,777 people were affected by the dam collapse, with up to 6,000 displaced, according to figures from the United Nations.
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Carinthia guaranteed the face value of bonds issued by Hypo Alpe Adria before its collapse, with Heta formed to wind it down.
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Dowling said "the Spanish government had a notion that Catalan nationalism was like a souffle" that would collapse with investment and economic growth.
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"The health system is on the verge of total collapse, with patients being turned away," the U.N.'s O'Brien said in a statement.
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United Nations officials warn that Gaza is nearing total collapse, with medical supplies dwindling, clinics closing and 12-hour power failures threatening hospitals.
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She also discussed how fashion consumers' demands have evolved since the 2008 financial collapse, with value now driving purchase decisions more than before.
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John Arnold managed to walk away from Enron's 2001 collapse with a seven-figure bonus and no accusations of wrongdoing attached to his name.
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The Bucks led 227-23 at that juncture, but they did not collapse with the reigning NBA Most Valuable Player watching from the bench.
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The Bucks led 101-95 at that point, but they did not collapse with the reigning NBA Most Valuable Player watching from the bench.
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Those talks appear close to collapse, with the main opposition delegation having suspended its participation last week, and the ceasefire is largely in tatters.
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No one knows if that will happen, but Colombian authorities fear the worst as Venezuela continues its collapse with little hope for peaceful change.
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The idea was to replace the decaying Pier 54, which was closed after it started to collapse, with a high-profile, high-design project.
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" Ms. Phillipson described her submission as emblematic of today's world: "on the verge of collapse," with "other life-forms starting to prey on it.
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His remaining businesses are near "the brink of collapse," with banks no longer wanting to lend to him and as he has lost business.
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He used to write letters (never meant to be sent) in my wife Libby's singular voice that made the 3 of us collapse with laughter.
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A ceasefire in place since last month between the government and rebel forces is near collapse, with more peace talks planned in Geneva this week.
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Hamels' peripheral numbers are quietly teetering on the verge of collapse, with that sparkling ERA concealing a 4.78 FIP and a career-worst walk rate.
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DETROIT — A decade ago, Chrysler was the weakest of the three Detroit automakers and staved off collapse with the help of a government-backed bankruptcy.
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But he also writes with enormous compassion for the miners themselves, who fight with each other, pray and collapse with despair before they are rescued.
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The country of 30 million is close to economic collapse, with inflation of more than 2,000 percent last year and millions without enough to eat.
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The Office of the UN Resident Coordinator in Laos reported up to 903,777 people were affected by the dam collapse, with up to 6,000 people displaced.
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Unless they acted, they say, the Schengen agreement on freedom of movement within most of the bloc, now effectively suspended, would collapse, with significant economic costs.
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The World Bank says it has reduced the territory's economy to a state of collapse, with residents suffering a lack of clean water, electricity and health care.
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Corriere Della Sera recently reported that the intensive care units in Lombardy were on the brink of collapse, with medical workers setting up beds in the hallways.
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Beyond that, districts need to make payment arrangements with struggling families directly, instead of turning to collection agencies that push them toward financial collapse with onerous fees.
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The top of the frame had been subjected to partial collapse with the recent temblors and finally gave way with Monday's quake, Telemundo Puerto Rico television reported.
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Atari led the market in home console adoption in the late 1970s and largely contributed to the video game industry's collapse with its oversaturation of poor quality titles.
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Surging home prices and consumer debt have sparked fears the gains could end in a housing collapse, with prices accelerating in the major cities of Toronto and Vancouver.
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Because the Freedom and Direct Democracy Group could collapse with Brexit leaving that group [assuming the party follows the UKIP template and involves itself with the same group].
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The Singapore Exchange futures curve has also shifted into a steeper backwardation since the Brazil dam collapse, with higher prices for prompt contracts indicating a tighter spot market.
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These species are not under protection by government law, and the absence of regulations could potentially bring local fisheries to a collapse, with devastating consequences for fishers like Sidik.
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Even if the civilization realizes it&aposs damaging the environment and makes attempts to switch to sustainable resources — a scenario called "collapse with resource change" — it&aposs too late.
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Sea level rise combined with an aging population as we march toward large-scale collapse, with a side dish of the ongoing stickiness of Cartesian ontology and its binaries.
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At this point in 2008, Barack Obama was giving plenty of policy speeches, blissfully unaware that the entire economy would collapse with Lehman Brothers in September of that year.
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We ended up doing that in the heartland of the United States and, lo and behold, a social collapse with opioid epidemic and deaths of despair and what not.
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Each of these thoughtful, well-realized works offers an investigation into global politics, the contemporary as historical, and environmental collapse, with room to laugh, rest, and think in between.
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Each of these thoughtful, well-realized works offers an investigation into global politics, the contemporary as historical, and environmental collapse, with room to laugh, rest, and think in between.
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Fokin's mother, Olga Fokina, escaped the collapse with her 3-year-old son on Monday and his father was at work, according to the AP, which cited Russian news reports.
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Meanwhile, western clothing companies have increased their purchases from Bangladeshi factories since the Rana Plaza collapse, with Bangladeshi garment exports reaching $28.1 billion last year according to the Financial Times.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - Many cash machines in the Sudanese capital have run out of banknotes as the government scrambles to prevent economic collapse with a sharp devaluation and emergency austerity measures.
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Terrorist acts occurred regularly in Russia following the Soviet collapse, with particularly intense periods when the Kremlin waged wars against Islamic separatists in Chechnya, a republic in the North Caucasus.
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"The health system is on the verge of total collapse, with patients being turned away and no medicines available to treat even the most common ailments," O'Brien said in a statement.
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Cousins averaged a career-best 26.9 points last season - fourth best in the NBA - and averaged 23 rebounds in a season that saw the Kings collapse with a 9-18 finish.
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"I suspect we're not going to cause the economies to collapse with Smoot-Hawley on steroids," Blankfein said, referring to the 1930s protectionist act that brought import taxes to historic levels.
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In effect, the American president was being gleeful that the government of the most important nation in Europe could collapse, with huge ramifications for the Continent and the trans-Atlantic alliance.
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Donald Trump's previously close relationship with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson looks close to collapse, with the president reportedly accusing him "betrayal" after a furious phone call between the two leaders.
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Inspections at the dam were being carried out after the Syrian government on Sunday said it had been damaged by U.S. air strikes and could collapse, with the risk of catastrophic flooding.
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The sea pollution off Andros is thought to date back to 2011, when heavy rain caused an informal waste disposal site to collapse, with most of the materials tumbling into the sea.
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But he has become mired in a debt scandal related to the airline's collapse, with the Indian authorities accusing him of money laundering, bribing bank officials, defaulting on loans and other misdeeds.
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As of 16:00 Beijing time on Sunday, authorities had retrieved 48 individuals from the site of the collapse, with 633 of them sent to hospitals, the Ministry of Emergency Management said.
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Just as he was about to collapse with exhaustion, his double Olympic champion brother Alistair arrived to give a helping hand, putting an arm around his shoulders and hauling him over the line.
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The long-running dispute suddenly escalated late on Thursday and raised the risk of a government collapse, with Di Maio accusing Salvini of acting irresponsibly by insisting the train link should go ahead.
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The report, by TRAFFIC, a wildlife trade monitoring network, found that the region's abalone population is on the verge of collapse, with an estimated 96 million abalone illegally harvested between 2000 and 2016.
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Despite its oil wealth, the OPEC nation of 30 million people is suffering an unprecedented economic collapse, with inflation the highest in the world, long lines at shops, and basic foodstuffs and medicines running scarce.
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If the PA were to then collapse shortly after, law and order would collapse with it, and there would be no Israeli security presence on the ground to keep chaos from erupting and threatening Israel.
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For a time, Mr. Trump was able to stave off his coming collapse with the help of a new public role: He traded on his business-titan brand to present himself as a corporate raider.
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MANCHESTER, England, Oct 1 (Reuters) - British government departments are working on a plan for what to do if Brexit talks with the European Union collapse with no deal, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Sunday.
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"Power is worse than even our expectations, with a myriad of costs to fix problems, and, more importantly, service orders that continue to collapse, with management now acknowledging the attrition and price pressure here," Tusa said.
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Every building seemed to have been struck by ordnance: either destroyed entirely, scorched black by fire, or in a state of mid-collapse, with slabs of concrete hanging precariously from exposed rebar and twisted I-beams.
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"There is no sugar-coating it, U.S. oilfield activity will collapse with oil prices well below $30," on the WTI benchmark, said analyst Praveen Narra of Raymond James in a market update published on March 23.
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"There is no sugar coating it, U.S. oilfield activity will collapse with oil prices well below $30," on the WTI benchmark, said analyst Praveen Narra of Raymond James in a market update published on March 23.
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The Punjab region is well-represented by dal makhani: black lentils, red kidney beans, tomatoes and onion cooked to near-collapse with seasonings both hot and sweet and finished with a circle of cream on top.
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The long-running dispute suddenly escalated late on Thursday and raised the risk of a government collapse, with Di Maio accusing Salvini of acting irresponsibly and betraying the policy "contract" that forms the basis of the coalition.
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The SDF and U.S.-led coalition have said the dam is not in danger after the Syrian government on Sunday said it had been damaged by U.S. air strikes and could collapse, with the risk of catastrophic flooding.
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The European Central Bank, for example, prevented the euro's collapse with a promise to do "whatever it takes" that horrified thrifty Germans—who nevertheless, because of the value they placed on the union's survival, stuck with the strategy.
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At the time of this writing, the French government is virtually on the verge of collapse, with street demonstrations and more than a million signatures secured to protest a draft law aimed at cutting non-wage labor costs.
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In this construct, Kim would need to balance continued repression to prevent a Soviet or Arab Spring internal collapse with sufficient economic freedom to promote the growth, which is equally as important to Kim's long-term regime survival.
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Both O'Neill and the leader of the main pro-British party, the Democratic Unionist Party's (DUP) Arlene Foster, blamed each other for the collapse, with Foster saying there was little to suggest that Sinn Fein wanted to secure agreement.
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Once they collapse with an electronic wail and a geyser of oil, you pick the knife out and keep it for next time, an activity that makes much more sense when you can actually root around with your hands.
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ROME (Reuters) - A dispute in Italy's coalition over the future of a high-speed rail link with France escalated suddenly on Thursday and raised the risk of a government collapse, with one party chief accusing his partner of acting irresponsibly.
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One of the country's premier comedy troupes, All India Bakchod, edged to the brink of collapse with accusations by a comedian, Mahima Kukreja, that a former member of the group had sent her lewd messages and a picture of his genitals.
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PARIS/VIENNA/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A special European Union initiative to protect trade with Iran against newly reimposed U.S. sanctions faces possible collapse with no EU country willing to host the operation for fear of provoking U.S. punishment, EU diplomats said.
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In the summer, CSU leader and Interior Minister Horst Seehofer brought the government to the brink of collapse with a threat to turn back migrants at the border with Austria if they had already applied for asylum elsewhere in the European Union.
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The Congressional EMP Commission warns a North Korean high-altitude EMP attack could blackout the grid and other life-sustaining critical infrastructures nationwide for months or years, killing 90 percent of the population through starvation and societal collapse—with a single warhead.
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"China won't go for anything that looks like it could lead to the end of the regime, because the alternatives will either be a U.S.-dominated peninsula, or a regime collapse with a colossal bill that China will have to pick up," he said.
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" ALARM BELLS: From POLITICO's Alex Isenstadt: "A few weeks before Alabama's special Senate election, President Donald Trump's handpicked Republican National Committee leader, Ronna Romney McDaniel, delivered a two-page memo to White House chief of staff John Kelly outlining the party's collapse with female voters.
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These are the former exiles who were Mr. Makiya's friends from their days working in opposition to Mr. Hussein, and who came to rule Iraq after the invasion and still largely do today, having driven the country to the edge of collapse with their scheming and corruption.
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"The particularly nasty twist in this now grimly familiar tale is the mountain of debt and giant pension deficit this public services contractor leaves in the wreckage of its collapse – with an accompanying massive hit to the public purse," said Work and Pensions Select Committee chair Frank Field.
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A recent study co-authored by Gregory Deierlein, a Stanford University earthquake engineering expert who is a seismic advisor to the city of San Francisco, found that a typical building with the flaw had roughly a 50 percent chance of collapse with ground shaking similar to the 1906 San Francisco earthquake.
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The first order of business is protecting the GOP majority from the prospect of collapse with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE or Sen.
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On the Friday last month that the House Republicans' bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act was supposed to go to the floor, as it became increasingly apparent that the legislation was on the verge of collapse, three reporters worried that a story they had been working on as part of The New York Times's new approach to health care coverage might collapse with it.
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Despite his lack of constitutional clout, he could ensure a government's collapse with a subtle indication of displeasure (as in 1992, when a military regime crumbled after he offered veiled criticism of its bloody repression of student protests), or shore one up with a perceived sign of support (as in 2006, when putschists appointed one of his privy councillors prime minister, to replace the democratically elected Thaksin Shinawatra).
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Officers: Chairman and senior officers of Comet will all continue as such in the combined company Removal: Removal of Chairman-CEO requires approval by two-thirds of the independent directors Consent: The A shares will not act by consent; only at a shareholder meeting Special Shareholder Meeting: Can only be called by Board Conversion: Neptune will not reduce holding of A stock below 50% of the outstanding As. If Neptune wishes to reduce below 50%, must first work with Board to amend charter to collapse with B stock on no-premium basis Management Authority: The Chairman/CEO will be responsible for all strategies and operational decisions.
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