Sentence examples for stunning demise from inspiring English sources
Many of the firm's lawyers blamed Dewey's stunning demise on the leadership failures of Steven H. Davis, the firm's former chairman.
That bottom-rung of candidates includes Jeb Bush, who has suffered an especially stunning demise given his huge haul in donations and his standing, at the start of the race, as the candidate backed by the pro-business establishment.
Some of the experts, who said that no major skyscraper had ever collapsed simply because of fire damage, have recently been examining whether the diesel tanks -- there were others beneath ground level -- played an important role in the building's stunning demise.
The broker's demise has been stunning, as it has plummeted from a high-water mark above $171 in January 2007.
The demise of segregation was as stunning to his generation as the election of Barack Obama was to this one.
He knows many fans associate the recent demise of the franchise with his stunning resignation on Dec. 8, 2001.
The demise of the resolution was a stunning diplomatic defeat for Britain and the US, both more accustomed to getting their way.
The Classical Theater of Harlem's stunning Romeo & Juliet most resembles in theme the play Holler If Ya Hear Me, inspired by the demise of Tupac Shakur.
Even so, in one respect Swissair is something like its reliable old self: as a metaphor for the state of Swiss business.Stunning as Swissair's demise has been, it is only the latest in a series of scandals, boardroom battles and other embarrassments that have struck Swiss companies this year.
