Sentences with phrase «huge downfall»
The phrase "huge downfall" means a very significant or substantial decline or failure. Full definition
One huge downfall of almost all strollers is simply the amount of space they take up in your life.
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However, they do have two huge downfalls which would be the reason I would suggest you go elsewhere for life insurance.
The one huge downfall of this system is that battery life will only last 2 HOURS!
Wenger is a very good manager, It is hard to doubt that, but his huge downfall is his lack of ambition.
This is a huge downfall for me.
Another huge downfall is the fact that the search engine will determine your age limit for you — older and looking for a younger woman to spice up your life?
This is often a huge downfall and upsetting to those students who work the hardest in the group.
Plus his «Ultimate E-reader», he says that the price of the Voyage is one of the huge downfalls, but his own design is just 10 dollars cheaper, 189.99, because apparently that 10 dollar difference is important?
Not doing research on you investments an be a huge downfall.
I see a lot of people just simply not buying and causing a huge downfall in the industry.
In which case this would be a huge downfall of that particular product.
Even with this huge downfall in the price, there are pretty great phones available at its present cost.