Sentence examples for major downfall from inspiring English sources

It's not a major downfall, though.

It's the one major downfall to Windows RT and products like the Microsoft Surface.

The first round of reviews praised the Fire for its overall value but pointed to sluggish performance as the device's major downfall.

During this same time, I noticed a major downfall in my father's behavior due to the inaccessibility of doctors and medications, which he heavily relied on to survive.

Trump's triumphant tweet about the economy and the country's GDP has one major downfall, says Kevin Hassett, one of Trump's top economic advisers: It's wrong.

The one major downfall of plastic fashions ― aside from the fact that they will make you sweat ― is that they aren't doing anything to help the industry's waste problem.

One of their major downfalls this season has been their habit of taking lesser opponents lightly, as they did in losing to the Grizzlies at Madison Square Garden in December.

The SERE trainers, according to the Senate report, warned the Bush administration of "several major downfalls" of torture, including that it was not as effective as other means of interrogation, that it produced information that was less reliable, that accidental injury was virtually guaranteed and that there would be intolerable backlash should the torture programme be discovered.

One of the major downfalls of the stylus is you can not put it in the holder on the DS.

One of the major downfalls of tissue-engineered small-diameter vascular grafts is the inability to obtain a confluent endothelium on the lumenal surface.

Worryingly and in line with previous papers in other areas there are major downfalls in the credibility of websites with only 1/46 websites posting all of the credibility points.