Sentence examples for demise among from inspiring English sources

Most Congolese voted against whichever group controlled them during the war, hence the RCD's demise among easterners, whose votes were crucial in returning Mr Kabila to power.

So you could argue that Facebook sewed the seeds of its own demise among the hyper sensitive teenage group by failing to respect the subtle inter-generational boundaries that delineate essential social spaces that separate adults from their offspring.

There is some interesting material on the project's blog - the researchers have found that 40% of Italians have never changed their Facebook privacy settings - but nothing immediately apparent about the social network's demise among young people.

While many in the media have blamed the epic Election Day crash of Romney's volunteer digital ecosystem, "Project Orca," for his electoral demise (among many other blunders), nothing can compete with the power of a sitting president to command media attention, appear presidential in last-minute crises, and reach voters who supported him four years before.

Similarly, it's not a difficult step to symbolically link Obama's election to a sense of demise among certain parts of the white community.

Karpov's fall was a dramatic version of a Day 2 demise common among young decathletes, who have the power and speed to do well in the running and jumping disciplines but haven't mastered the more technical sports like pole vault or javelin.

Such broad authority was lacking during the crisis, leading to the disorderly demise of Lehman Brothers, among other fiascoes.

Rumours of the music's imminent demise had circulated among Tin Pan Alley cynics ever since Bill Haley's Rock Around the Clock had hit No 1 in May 1955.

The explanation that seems to have captured the imagination at London dinner parties and among pundits is that of "broken families" — a phrase used to suggest a demise of values among certain youths, rooted not least in the crumbling of the two-parent family.

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez died on Tuesday, March 5. Along with his death came the demise of civility among American observers.

"Given Park's spectacular demise and disarray among conservatives, the presidential contest in May is the liberals' to lose," said Yonsei University professor John Delury.