Sentence examples for extraordinary fall from inspiring English sources

Armstrong has experienced an extraordinary fall from grace in recent months.

But nothing could mask another desperate staging post on the extraordinary fall of a club whose fans say will "never die" but which is doing precisely that.

Naturally it already seems that, if Chris Huhne were run over by a bus tomorrow, the obituaries would focus on his extraordinary fall from grace in public.

The extraordinary fall in the HBOS share price forced the bank to issue a statement insisting it had a "strong capital base" which helped stem some of the slide.

What happened was that I read a review of a science book that dealt with the extraordinary fall in fertility of western man – we're a third as fertile as our grandparents were.

That led, three weeks later, to Mubarak's extraordinary fall from grace, and from power — to exile in his mansion in Sharm al-Sheikh — and to the assumption of the reins of power by none other than the generals who had until that moment faithfully served his dictatorship for decades.

A DEEP recession and the credit crisis led to extraordinary falls in the American economy and perhaps even greater disruptions in financial markets.

Both of these extraordinary men fell victim to the diseases of depression and addiction that cut their lives short when they still had so much left to give.

We found that the epitope distribution in HIV-1 proteins, as measured by the Hopkins & Skellam index score, is not extraordinary and falls within the range of proteins of comparable size in the human proteome (Fig. 7).

John Robinson Classicist Mary Beard covers a lot of ground (literally) in the first of this four-part look at the extraordinary rise and fall of the Roman empire.

The UK has fewer doctors per capita than any other country in Europe except for Poland and Romania; what an extraordinary time to fall out with them.