Sentence examples for possible fall of from inspiring English sources

"This could be due to the Iranian government feeling threatened by the increasing isolation of Syria and the dangers which such isolation and possible fall of Assad could pose to its interests in Syria, and to its Hezbollah allies in Lebanon.

The possible fall of the House of Tyrell seems less powerful than it should be; the Dornish snakes' venom misses its mark; a buddy pairing between two of the show's most charismatic characters is thrown away amid the blood and thunder elsewhere.

If the West's moment of dominance is ending, the good news, for American viewers, is that this is apparently Europeans' fault, a point Mr. Ferguson makes in Part 2 while discussing the rise and possible fall of what Max Weber outlined as the Protestant work ethic.

ISTANBUL — Turkey and the United States agreed Saturday to accelerate preparations for the possible fall of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, creating a formal bilateral team to manage helping the opposition, providing aid to fleeing refugees and planning for worst-case outcomes that include a chemical weapons attack.

Brad Stone's new book, The Upstarts, recounts the surprising rise – and possible fall – of the sharing economy.

Now we face some of the same music: disappointing earnings, international turmoil, the possible fall of a President and the deflation of price/earnings ratios for prime growth stocks; plus bubble economies in Japan, South Korea and Indonesia.

"Southampton FC has taken up an absolute[ly] correct position and is not to blame for the possible fall through of the transfer.

After last season's traumatic defeat in the "final at home" against Chelsea, the awareness of what Germans call the Fallhöhe, the height of their possible fall, was in danger of bringing on a bout of vertigo.

But Lord Janner said he feared that Mr Farrakhan could cause racial tensions if he repeated his previous remarks: "I'm especially con cerned that we continue to keep the excellent relations between the Jewish and the Muslim communities of this country, not least because of the possible fall-out of Middle East miseries".

Another example was the low awareness of staff of possible fall causes (e.g. guiding the participant to bed and forgetting to put the walking aid in the vicinity).

This lower estimation of the severity of a possible fall may explain why a sub-group of parents does not have a stair gate, although severity was not significantly associated in the model.