Sentence examples for brings about the fall from inspiring English sources

Gyges glimpses his queen naked, and, like a butterfly whose wing flaps cause a hurricane, generations later this transgression brings about the fall of the Lydian empire.

First came the conflagration that brings about the fall of the gods at the end of Wagner's "Götterdämmerung," and now the fiery finale that martyrs a religious sect in Mussorgsky's "Khovanshchina," which opened on Monday.

Instead, they said they believed that Hezbollah might stage a political crisis to bring about the fall of the government.

The episode helped bring about the 1949 National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act, which in turn fuelled the rambling boom of the post-war decades.

The risque characters helped bring about The Attitude Era of the late-1990s and the Diva division.

Wellington's declaration against parliamentary reform in November 1830 finally brought about the fall of his weak and unpopular government.

In December 1879 he became premier for the first of four terms, but the issue of state support for religious organizations soon brought about the fall of his Cabinet.

"It was not the well-organised Persian Empire that brought about the fall of Rome, but the barbarians," he writes.Strategists have worried about failing states ever since the end of the cold war.

The current downturn could be the first serious test of how well the changes brought about by the 1996 law hold up under sharp economic stress.

As a reference point for this study, Table 1 below outlines the relevant modifications brought about by the 2006 reform (Council Regulation (EC) 318/2006; 320/2006; 1234/2007; 1261/2007) in comparison with the previous situation (Council Regulation (EC) 1260/2001 and successive modifications).

With the enormous demand for passage to the West Coast brought about by the 1849 gold rush, Vanderbilt's Accessory Transit Company proved a huge success.