Sentence examples for critical downfall from inspiring English sources

The identification of ecological thresholds above which major changes in community composition take place, may prevent the critical downfall of biodiversity while improving the effectiveness of conservation, resource management and restoration practices.

It's also worth keeping in mind that the intervention of organized labor in Egypt was critical to the downfall of Mubarak.

Some predict this lack of critical edge will spell bioethics' downfall, but I would argue precisely the opposite (Cooter, 2004).

True to his self-protecting strategies, he effects Sejanus' downfall through a captiously critical letter.

It's beyond argument, two weeks after the overthrow of Kyrgyzstan's president, Kurmanbek Bakiyev, that Russia played a critical, possibly decisive role in his downfall.

Andersen was the longtime accountant to Enron and provided advice on its use of a series of partnerships that ultimately played a critical role in the company's downfall.

The irony and sharp edges of Stravinsky's score, as well as the humor of the madcap staging, keep us at a distance from the action, able to witness Tom's downfall with a cool, critical eye.

"I accept public's decision," he said, stressing that the crippling power shortages and a critical media led to his party's downfall.

However, the critical error that would lead to their downfall, as with the Colombian cartels before them, was getting too big and flouting the laws of decentralization.

The efforts of mayors and ACORN to facilitate more affordable loan modifications will be critical in halting the national housing and economic downfall.

That was illegal and unethical, but it did not guarantee Nixon's downfall, which came about because of two critical mistakes.