Sentence examples for Falling in number from inspiring English sources

The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Jeremy Hunt said last year that 'Never Events', are not really falling in number – more than 1,000 in the last 4 years.

The government's own assessment, published in August, found that much of England's best-loved wildlife remains in serious decline, with 75% of over 200 "priority" species across the country falling in number.

Large families are few and falling in number, but one good anecdote about a dysfunctional feckless household distracts from the savage effect of cuts to the rest of the working poor.

Birds and butterflies on farmland have continued their long-term downward trend and 75% of more than 200 "priority" species across the country – including hedgehogs, dormice and moths – are falling in number.

Birds and butterflies on farmland have continued their long term downward trend and 75% of over 200 "priority" species across the country – including hedgehogs, dormice and moths – are falling in number.

On the other hand the real pessimists - those who say they're not feeling the benefits and don't expect to - seem to be falling in number; the optimists - who aren't feeling the benefits but think they might - has just ticked up.

"Falling in love requires paperwork," she moans.

Falling in love means risking vulnerability.

"Falling in love was an unspoken thing".

Falling in love with Broadway is easy.

Falling in love again has seemed impossible.