Sentence examples for a downfall of a from inspiring English sources
Still, it represents a downfall of a company that was one of the marquee brand names of the highflying dot-com era; for many months, it was among the top three most visited Internet portals.
The aftermath of the financial crisis in 2009 led to a downfall of the Norwegian EV industry.
"They are trying to live the American dream here, and all of a sudden there's a downfall of catastrophic proportions.
Further, the model is completely independent of disease state fluctuations as an epidemic or a sudden downfall of the incidence as a post-ad-hoc control strategy.
What has followed the downfall of a tyrant — a downfall encouraged by NATO air strikes — is the tyranny of a dangerous and pervasive instability.
What has followed the downfall of a tyrant a downfall encouraged by NATO air strikes is the tyranny of a dangerous and pervasive instability.
Kirsten does appear very intoxicated, but it's the annoying indulgent drunkenness of a spoiled brat, not the sad downfall of a desperate woman.
Michael Pennington played Trebell in Peter Hall's 1997 revival at the Old Vic: a run that coincided with the downfall of a sleaze-ridden Tory government.
Pulling together reporters to dig into the rumor, Mr. Levine began something that once seemed unthinkable: not only the downfall of a presidential candidate with a meticulous image, but, for the sensational tabloid, something resembling respectability.
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie by Muriel Spark (1960) Short and bittersweet, Muriel Spark's tale of the downfall of a Scottish schoolmistress is a masterpiece of narrative fiction.
