Sentence examples for toppling point from inspiring English sources

The question is whether the phone industry has reached the toppling point where no one will pay for the increasing complication of its services.

By Wednesday, as the statues of Saddam Hussein were toppling, that point had come.

The financials led the losses on the Dow Jones industrial average, which toppled 292.62 points to 9,485.31 Tuesday.

With pairs of tubas and contrabassoons, as well as contrabass, clarinet and bass oboe in the orchestra, the music always seems to be on the point of toppling into the abyss, while the passacaglia that emerges in the second half hardly quietens the unease, but it's altogether an impressive 25-minute span.

They fell short of toppling their own highest points total of 71-10, against Bradford, in 1992 but Pat Richards's haul of 30 points from two tries and 11 goals was a semi-final record.

As Trump routinely points out, toppling dictators in Iraq and Libya has not made the world safer.

But in their marathon Australian Open final in January, Nadal came within a few points of toppling Djokovic, narrowly losing in five sets.

Maybe, but Ahmadinejad tosses in a few conservative Crawford Christian people talking points, too: toppling Saddam Hussein is something "the people of the region are happy about"; "liberalism" is no good; ditto "certain Western media".

More worryingly, we are seeing the first signs that the Arctic is approaching tipping points that, like toppling dominos, are likely to lead to a cascade of events that will affect us all.

Albanian Politburo members and intelligence agents from that time later said they had gathered information about foreign support for subversive plots to topple the government, pointing the finger at Germany, Italy, France, Yugoslavia, and Greece.

Instead, they point to their success in toppling Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's regime in Libya.