Sentence examples for downfall because of a from inspiring English sources

Mitt's sister Jane thought that watching his adored father's downfall because of a single word made Mitt, by nature reserved, "more cautious, more scripted".

What has followed the downfall of a tyrant — a downfall encouraged by NATO air strikes — is the tyranny of a dangerous and pervasive instability.

This loose interpretation of the "remove, or disable access to" requirement may prove to be its downfall, because the architecture of Megaupload is such that there may be many links to the same file.

The really interactive sessions that took place over the last years…it's more like a downfall instead of an increase.

Undaunted by her father's surreal downfall, or possibly spurred on because of it, Fujimori went on to thrust herself into Peruvian politics, eventually winning a congressional seat, and, in 2011, running for President.

Referring to a new corruption investigation against the Israeli prime minister, Mr. Abu Zuhri told the news agency Reuters that a large military operation would lead to Mr. Olmert's downfall "not because of the scandals but because of the graves of his soldiers that will have to be dug".

Although, this compatibility may also serve as a downfall because if one API suffers from a bug, it may also be present in other API's.

For many commenters, Hwang's surprise appearance at the closing ceremony of the Asian Games was enough to provide evidence of Kim Jong-un's downfall – both because of Hwang's seniority and the unlikeliness of his trip to the south.

Her downfall follows that of a number of other figures with grotesque spending habits.

"The Winner Loses" describes the downfall of a crack cocaine user.

Kapuscinski wrote The Emperor: Downfall of an Autocrat in 1978.