Sentence examples for professional downfall from inspiring English sources
The Metropolitan police raised concerns in 2004 with the Home Office about the standards of pathologist Freddy Patel, five years before the botched Ian Tomlinson's postmortem that led to his professional downfall and findings of misconduct and dishonesty on Tuesday.
The term came to prominence recently when the Hollywood agent Michael S. Ovitz, in an interview in Vanity Fair, blamed a "gay mafia" for his own professional downfall; he did not say such a group ran the entertainment industry.
By traditional measures, he was a prime target: a ranked professional star in his sport whose downfall could serve as an example.
The Justin Campaign, a group set up to combat homophobia in football, states that "there is no doubt that the pressures and prejudices Justin experienced as a gay black man in the harsh world of professional football contributed significantly to his downfall".
Woods's downfall has been personal and professional.
Beck's troubles began long before his attempt at recovery as Bunch describes Beck's downfall both in his personal and professional life.
Saints may have contributed to their own downfall but Leicester's dominance of English rugby in the professional era continues, having now won a record number of titles and appeared in nine successive finals.
-- was not just a professional shortcoming at many points in his career but also ultimately led to his downfall.
This has been a tough year for the team with professional soccer suspended for three months in the walk up to and aftermath of Mubarak's downfall.
