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to fall on
[phrase form: fall]
01
to experience a particular situation or outcome
Example
The community had to fall on hard times when the economic recession hit the region.
The unexpected loss of a key client caused the company to fall on challenging times.
The sudden change in weather caused the outdoor event to fall on chaos and confusion.
02
to be assigned to a new responsibility
Example
When the manager went on vacation, the daily decision-making process fell on the capable team members.
The unexpected challenge required quick action, and the responsibility fell on the shoulders of the department head.
With the sudden departure of the team leader, the responsibility to oversee the project fell on Sarah 's shoulders.
Example
The community had to fall on hard times when the economic recession hit the region.
The unexpected loss of a key client caused the company to fall on challenging times.
The sudden change in weather caused the outdoor event to fall on chaos and confusion.
Individuals who ignore health precautions may eventually fall on health issues.
As the pandemic unfolded, many businesses began to fall on financial difficulties.
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