Sentence examples for Economic downfall from inspiring English sources

Set around 2003, Bird describes the economic downfall of main character Blythe Young.

If Europe's economic downfall is indeed on the horizon, then it may take a massive monetary bailout from the Chinese to keep the euro afloat.

Last year, as commentators in the West were predicting the E.U.'s economic downfall, many Ukrainians wanted to join more than ever.

No one knows how much the Olympics cost Greece – although many think they played a major role in producing the debt that spurred the country's economic downfall.

"One of our first projects was a manufacturing-warehouse building that had a big spill that was the economic downfall of its owner," he said.

UNDERSTANDABLY, given the role that cross-border flows of capital played in East Asia's economic downfall, people have come to think of "financial liberalisation" as another way of saying "lifting capital controls".

They tend to be a combination of these aforementioned economic downfalls happening concurrently.

Such was also the case in Indonesia where decentralization was part of a broader process of political and economic reform following the downfall of the authoritarian regime of President Suharto.

After an economic crisis led to the downfall of Suharto's dictatorship, the chaotic start of a new democracy created room for radicals, calling for an Islamic state, to operate more freely.

Even during the latter years of the celtic tiger boom, Lee warned of wasted opportunities, lack of social investment and an exorbitant property market that could, and eventually would, be the downfall of the Irish economic miracle.

Economic sanctions do not cause the downfall of unsavory regimes.