Sentence examples for temporary downfall from inspiring English sources
The money Chubais received for the book contract caused his temporary downfall.
The violence led to Mr. Chávez's temporary downfall when military officers, blaming the government for the deaths, publicly withdrew their support for the president.
They include pushing for a national referendum on his presidency in August 2003, and demanding criminal charges against him in the deaths of civilian protesters in the April 11 street disturbances that led to his temporary downfall.
That unusual mixture seems to have led to his (at least temporary) downfall.Baden-Württemberg bought the stake in EnBW from EDF, the French state-owned power company, and paid €4.7 billion.
So take pleasure in this temporary downfall, and if you're a United fan take solace in the knowledge that a brace of Kolo Toure own goals will probably end up losing Liverpool a Champions League spot.
What he failed to realize, though, was that those two criteria were indicators of one and the same, namely, the downfall of the Soviet Union with the resulting temporary political and economic dominance of the previously bipolar system by the United States.
The downfall actually started nearly a year later, in September 2007, when Mets management made the foolish decision to install temporary field boxes at Shea Stadium for a postseason berth the Mets had not yet clinched.
