Sentence examples for events to fall from inspiring English sources

The incident is the latest in a string of events to fall foul of university "safe space" policies, with controversial speakers being banned from campuses for fear of causing offence to some students.

Differences among species and among years in reproductive seasonality (the tendency for clusters of events to fall at approximately the same point in each year) and synchrony (amount of clustering of events within a year) have been intensively studied in bats, but are difficult to assess.

Purvis, like Thomas, had made confident progress through the opening half of the six-discipline event, only to fall at the beginning of his parallel bars routine.

Such events thus appear to fall outside of the domain of the rational, and thus outside of the purview of Davidson's argument.

One may think that this distinction is real insofar as the latter events are expected to fall naturally into the nomological net of physical theories whereas the former seem to escape it.

Mary says the event caused him to "fall in love" with his father and "absolutely guaranteed" that he would follow in his footsteps as a musician.

Welch said she doesn't want to offend anyone, but the event just happened to fall on Easter weekend, according to CBS12.com.

Events have forced him to fall back on a less compelling pitch - the economy will be fine unless Labour is allowed to spoil it.

In addition to being one of the first studies to examine social support and its relationship to fall events among older adults, a primary strength of this study is its population.

They are liminal events because they tend to fall on thresholds in a year.

16 Of these 51,138 individuals, 4363 (9%) were treated for various injuries related to fall events during 6130 episodes of care.