Sentence examples for a bigger downfall from inspiring English sources

At a nearby table was Ricardo Leal, 42, who has experienced a bigger downfall and has a different reaction.

Still, the collapse has been remarkable to watch, not least because it represents such a big downfall for the private-equity firms involved in the 2007 buyout.

I mean, I think that can be a big downfall, truthfully, because e-mails can really come across not the way that they're supposed to.

A big downfall to investing in gold is that the precious metal doesn't offer the same return potential that equities do particularly in a recovery environment as the current market is eagerly awaiting.

A big downfall to investing in gold is that the precious metal doesn't offer the same return potential that equities do--particularly in a recovery environment as the current market is eagerly awaiting.

Getting complacent at this point would be a big downfall.

Orloff says this particular trait can be a big downfall, especially when it comes to relationships.

"He's done a good job on the war against terrorism," said Keola Whittaker, 23, a debate coach at Whitman College who calls himself a liberal Republican, "but his biggest downfall domestically is that he ignores the environment".

The Rebels didn't shoot very well, connecting on just 36percentt of their shots from the field, but their biggest downfall was a nonexistent defense that provided the Cyclones with ample open shots.

"That was my biggest downfall - I had a bit of success and I thought 'I've arrived here'.

Her biggest downfall was losing to Annika Sorenstam after she had a seven-shot lead with nine holes left in the Office Depot tournament in Los Angeles in April.