Sentence examples for downfall more than from inspiring English sources

"We are now facing a sound release order, and the prosecution will appeal and the appeal will be denied and he will walk out, and he has a right to do so," said Khaled Abu Bakr, a prominent lawyer involved in the cases of protesters killed during the demonstrations against Mr. Mubarak that preceded his downfall more than two years ago.

Rivlin's downfall is more than a personal setback; it marks the final transformation of Likud, Israel's most powerful party for three decades.

Mr Putin also strongly attacked US foreign policy, and sought to dismiss warnings of his own downfall after more than a decade dominating Russian politics.

This was in response to RBS's disastrous £50 billion acquisition of Dutch lender ABN Amro, which stretched its resources and was a major factor in its downfall, leaving it more than 80% owned by the taxpayer.

From boardrooms to courtrooms, sudden stumbles to drawn downfalls, 2018 saw more than a few high-profile careers completely collapse.

"When you're a high draft pick, so much is put on you and the expectations are so high, when you have a downfall, you're crushed more than anybody.

The committee effectively concluded that Enron's downfall was facilitated by more than just billion-dollar banks.

It was that softhearted — some would say saccharine — disposition that was the series's more than occasional downfall, though it was also probably the main attraction for a core of devoted fans.

Last year, as commentators in the West were predicting the E.U.'s economic downfall, many Ukrainians wanted to join more than ever.

Mr. Lee's resignation Tuesday on live national television represented more than just the downfall of one of the most powerful figures in South Korea.

When the $16 million "Downfall" opened in Germany in September, more than 100,000 people went to see it on the first day.