Sentence examples for inexorable fall from inspiring English sources

What about Portsmouth's inexorable fall?

Perhaps, in fact, Britain's inexorable decline and fall began 100 years ago, in the muddy, futile battlefield of the Somme.

More than a decade since its bubble economy burst and fell into a gradual, seemingly inexorable decline, Japan still has not confronted its most basic weaknesses.

The gentle people of a once powerful country stared weak-eyed at a future of apparently inexorable decline, shaken by natural disasters, slumping stockmarkets, falling prices, a shrinking population, and growing irrelevance even scorn abroad.

And so began the inexorable decline.

The current Six Nations tournament demonstrates an inexorable descent into charmlessness.

Prospects: Romania appear to be in inexorable decline.

And yes, the phone call is on an inexorable decline.

The sun started to make its inexorable descent.

In short, the rising water you saw came from the inexorable pulse of falling water.

She has built a disciplined empire based on sex, style and sophistication; her trajectory in contrast to Manon's precipitate fall is an inexorable rise.