Sentence examples for a common downfall from inspiring English sources
A common downfall for entrepreneurs is being over-protective about their idea and failing to discuss it with others for fear of it being 'stolen'.
One of the most common downfalls of similar retrospectives is a regression into smug romanticising, breeding contemporary complacency.
They were brought even closer together when they were both Prime Ministers, and they consulted frequently on their scrambler telephones, sometimes planning common strategy, sometimes charting the political downfall of a common foe.
[cartoon id= a20475"] Comencini hopes that Berlusconi and Trump may end up having something else in common: a downfall catalyzed by women.
At one rally, the crowd yelled "the people want the downfall of the regime!" - a common chant during the 18-day revolt that ousted Mubarak - before running from tear gas.
"The relationship between Sunni and Shia has deepened since the downfall of the regime, because we have a common enemy," he said.
But that doesn't begin to describe the downfall of the company, which once controlled the copier industry so completely that its very name entered the lexicon as both a common noun and a verb.
Facebook's continued financial downfall completes a trifecta of sorts, what system skeptics ZeroHedge are calling the "triangle of IPO terror" that share a common theme of tons of users, questionable product quality and really crappy business models.
"Hitler Finds Out" (a k a "Downfall").
I would consider it a downfall, a demotion.
