Sentence examples for it could bring down from inspiring English sources

In the extreme, he said, it could bring down civilization.

That means any of his followers considering a rebellion will know it could bring down the government.

It could bring down overseas financial institutions," said Timothy Canova, a professor of international economic law at Chapman University School of Law.

Behind them is a force so terrible it could bring down "a thousand thousand universes," and it emanates from a shadowy house on the edge of town.

But the worries of Y2K — the idea that computers would stop functioning in the new millennium — made the company realize that it could sell standby computers to a broader market if it could bring down the price, he says.

Parents in a wealthy suburban Kansas City school district cannot seek to raise property taxes above a state limit because it could bring down the state's entire school financing system, a federal judge ruled Friday.

"Toppling him could bring down the entire country," he said.

President Anastasiades, in a June letter to the European Central Bank that pleaded for help to keep the Bank of Cyprus afloat, described it as a "mega-systemic bank" that, if it failed, could bring down the entire Cypriot economy.

Not bailing it out could bring down European banks and some American financial firms as well.

It seemed implausible that the issue could bring down the government, but it was also unclear how the two parties could come up with a policy.Then the Liberal prime minister, Mark Rutte, and the Labour party leader, Diederik Samsom, announced that they had reached a deal.

But it is also possible that charges could bring down the companies, leaving huge job losses in their wake, and harming shareholders, pensioners and suppliers.