Sentence examples for more downfall from inspiring English sources

In various home-subtitled remakes over the last few years, Hitler explodes when told that the McMansion he was trying to flip is in foreclosure, that the band Oasis has split up, that the Colts lost the Super Bowl or that people keep making more "Downfall" parodies.

Yet much of the flooding should be blamed on problems other than global warming.Large parts of Asia are often prone to flooding, but this year the rains have come earlier and more downfalls are expected in September.

This seemingly brings more downfalls than incentives as Motorola can only push official updates to device; Google is pulling the strings.

"The higher a dog rises in public favor, the more devastating its downfall.

Really, then, the film this clip seems to say more about is Downfall, not Avatar.

It was that softhearted — some would say saccharine — disposition that was the series's more than occasional downfall, though it was also probably the main attraction for a core of devoted fans.

We can dwell on Zelda's downfall more comfortably if we tell ourselves that she was thrown off course by circumstance, or never given her due even if such thinking might in fact diminish her life and suffering.

"We are now facing a sound release order, and the prosecution will appeal and the appeal will be denied and he will walk out, and he has a right to do so," said Khaled Abu Bakr, a prominent lawyer involved in the cases of protesters killed during the demonstrations against Mr. Mubarak that preceded his downfall more than two years ago.

It surely isn't WinMo 6 because that's more of a downfall than anything else.

The really interactive sessions that took place over the last years…it's more like a downfall instead of an increase.

Geoffrey Chaucer used the word in Troilus and Criseyde, and in The Canterbury Tales it is applied to a series of stories in the medieval style of de casibus virorum illustrium, meaning "the downfalls (more or less inevitable) of princes".