Sentence examples for downfall in part because from inspiring English sources

How to handle the country's gas reserves -- the largest in Latin America -- was a major issue in his downfall, in part because he planned to export gas through Chile, with which Bolivia has a bitter century-long border dispute.

But the Chinese realized quickly that Japan's downfall came in part because it never created a culture of innovation.

One former NCS investigator who blamed its downfall in part on weak scientific leadership says the choice of Gillman, who will start work in July, is good news.

Here in the Andean highlands, many Indians expressed reservations about Mr. Toledo, in part because they held him responsible for Mr. Fujimori's downfall.

Hotel Mumbai was delayed in part because of a legal stoush about distribution rights, flaring up in the aftermath of the downfall of the Weinstein Company (which was originally going to release the film in North America and the UK).

In part because she's smiling.

Maybe, in part, because of the title.

That is, in part, because of apathy.

McGovern thinks his downfall was in part brought on by tiredness that led him to make bad decisions.

Today, most commentators attribute Rudd's downfall at least in part to his temper and the control freakery that made his office dysfunctional.

Indeed, Brecht spoke slightingly of the project in large part because Weill made it his own; it's less a piece of up-to-date agitprop than a timeless morality tale, describing an Everyman's downfall in an unusually diverting hell on earth.