Sentence examples for apparent downfall from inspiring English sources
The apparent downfall of Mr. Milosevic could either speed the integration of the Balkan peninsula with the rest of Europe, or emphasize the Continent's division into two Europes, with the southeastern part a region of unstable and impoverished countries lagging far behind wealthier Central and Western Europe.
Booth's strongest criticism is of Sweden, where he blames consumerist influences for the apparent downfall of the Nordic model of social democracy and recurrent failures of the Swedish justice system.
Despite the apparent downfall of the ACT approach in the UK, it is still being employed with success in other countries.
This criminal suspect's apparent love of tattoos may be his downfall.
The apparent murder of Mr Heywood triggered Mr Bo's downfall in a scandal that has rocked Chinese politics.
Nowhere is this more apparent than in its efforts to gain customers after WorldCom's downfall.
The likelihood that we'll finally see the Zune phone is more than apparent with popularity of the iPhone, announcement of Android and the downfall of WinMo.
The downfall of Sepp Blatter and the disgraced Fifa president's one-time heir apparent, Michel Platini, is all but complete after both were banned from football for eight years by the world governing body's own ethics committee.
The carefully choreographed power transition in Beijing has already been jarred by the downfall of ambitious senior Communist Party official Bo Xilai after he was caught up in a scandal linked to the apparent murder of a British businessman.
The sudden downfall last month of the German president, Christian Wulff, whom she had picked for the job in 2010, did her no apparent harm.
