Meanings of political downfall in English

Witnesses revealed tawdry details of the affair that contributed to Edwards' political downfall.

Certain planning affairs have been at the centre of political scandal and political downfall.

A few months later he caused his father's political downfall.

The images were a remarkably timed reminder of the reasons for Mr Joyce's political downfall.

The political downfall of Persia has effectually prevented the coming of another spring and summer.

Mr McKnight rejected any suggestions that Mr Williams was to blame for Mr Craig's political downfall.

Freeport, Douglas accomplished his own political downfall.

Already there were influences at work to undermine the power of the Marlboroughs, but their political downfall was not yet.

He had a long-standing and thriving consultancy business, mainly in the commercial property market that, if anything, grew even faster after his political downfall.

The fall of Charles X., in 1830, led of course to the political downfall of Châteaubriand, and of many of Madame Récamier's best friends.

In spite of the political downfall, the effects of Frederick's victories kept that spirit alive with which he had inspired his State and his people.