Sentence examples for eventual downfall from inspiring English sources

But what role did the obsessive streak in Goodwin's character play in RBS' eventual downfall?

Her eventual downfall was dramatised in Thatcher: The Final Days, starring Sylvia Syms.

The episode led to recriminations inside the party, including the eventual downfall of Mr. Gingrich.

They still face suits by investors for their roles in Enron's eventual downfall.

Naturally, Diveroli's rush to squeeze every dime out of a deal is the company's eventual downfall.

The final texts narrate her eventual downfall at the hands of what Grossman calls a "misogynistic hierarchy".

If the King and Gaveston were indeed lovers, the question remains of what effect this had on their respective careers and eventual downfalls.

The run-up to the eventual dramatic downfall of Profumo was bizarre.

Sir Geoffrey Howe, Thatcher's ex-chancellor who many believe played a significant role in her eventual political downfall, was in attendance, as well as the current chancellor, George Osborne, the Tory grandee Ken Clarke, the London mayor, Boris Johnson, the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, and the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg.

As Jamyang Shepai Dorje argues that undermining either of the two truths would result in a similar downfall a similar eventual ruin.

This fiasco demolished whatever reputation the royal family still had, and accelerated their downfall and eventual execution.