Should financial turmoil lead to tumbling asset prices and the disappearance of lots of household wealth, the disappointment will be even more crushing.
There is of course a second and much more disturbing possible implication of spiking lending rates in China - which is that the slowdown in credit creation will lead to tumbling asset prices, widespread bankruptcies and the crippling of the banking and wider financial system.
It may yet lead to Britain tumbling accidentally out of the European Union.One shudders to imagine what a more effective Labour leadership Tony Blair in his pomp, say would have done to Mr Cameron.
Their lead began to tumble as Orica GreenEdge - looking to defend the pink jersey held by Svein Tuft - sat at the front of the peloton and the roads began to dry.
But by July, months of poor weather and dashed hopes pinned on Euro 2012 replica kit led sales to tumble further amid growing debts.
The decision not to rescue Lehman has been considered the domino that led to the tumbling of so many others, including the bailout of the American International Group.
"She said she wanted us to pursue claims because the narcolepsy caused her depression and led to a tumble of suicidal thoughts," said Sutton.
An answer ad of sorts to the spring spot where Taylor Swift's excitement about the hyperactive Jumpman led to her tumbling from a treadmill, this clip showed Drake cooling down from a particularly intense workout by belting out her mean-girl broadside Bad Blood.
But referee Andre Marriner decided Ryan Nelsen was not guilty of grappling Terry to the floor from a free-kick, and then waved away even stronger protests after a clumsy Shaun Wright-Phillips challenge led to Hazard tumbling in the box.
Jemima is led to his "tumble-down shed" (which is curiously filled with feathers), and makes herself a nest with little ado.
