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If the edifice of retirement is crumbling, then surely the point at which a ' worker ' is cast aside is open to negotiation ?
Boundaries of containment were crumbling all around it.
Rather, corporatist institutions in this period could be considered to be a supplement or a reinforcement of crumbling liberal institutions.
The remaining soil was gently crumbled through a sieve with 4 mm openings.
He crumbles to dust because he has never been a substantial external threat at all.
See the beautiful blues of the sea ice as it crumbled.
When the regime crumbled during 1956 as a result of splits within the party and chronic lack of legitimacy and support among the population, these complaints shaped local political demands.
However, when state capacity to suppress the potential for conflict crumbled, interethnic conflicts resurfaced at an unprecedented scale with devastating results, both in terms of human life and physical costs.
In this particular context, many scholars note that authoritarianism is probably bad for growth because it prevents the public from evicting corrupt politicians even when the national economy is crumbling.
Since then the old social basis has largely crumbled away, and it has not always been possible to make up for the lost votes from other sources.
In this paranoid world, in which women were often selected as scapegoats for the crumbling social order, such 'powerful' constructions could also serve to justify patriarchal backlash.
The outer surfaces of the columns have crumbled badly and are being repaired at a cost of £131.
The movement of people, ideas, goods, the end of certain great totalitarian empires, the crumbling of walls and iron curtains represent real progress overall.
Schools and clinics had crumbled, roads were impassable.
The £1.3 billion to repair crumbling classrooms will do a lot to help teachers' morale.
