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The decline in uniformed officers has been matched by a continuing fall in police staff.
The weather gives him a welcome – and probably genuine – excuse for a continuing fall in clothing sales, and may help him keep his job a while longer.
PARIS — Worldwide sales of recorded music fell by about 10 percent last year, a trade group said Thursday, as revenue growth from digital services was insufficient to compensate for a continuing fall in sales of compact discs.
I have not seen a detailed study of this, but certainly one of the present puzzles is the way in which increased demand for labour, which has been picking up since the middle of last year, has coincided with a continuing fall in real-terms pay.
In the latest sign of the deepening troubles, G.M. reported a stunning second-quarter loss of $15.5 billion on Friday because of a continuing fall in United States sales and charges for job cuts, plant closings and the falling value of trucks and sport utility vehicles.
The company, which is still awaiting the outcome of an FSA investigation into mis-selling allegations, said in an update that it was on track to meet its 2013 expectations, but 2014 and 2015 would be hit by a continuing fall in UK customers.
Rising costs for health coverage and a continuing fall-off in the number of workers in employer-sponsored health plans are among the reasons that a greater number of people did not have health insurance last year, experts say.
There is also an overall continuing fall below the initial value with increasing radial distance as segregation proceeds and segregants accumulate.
Solar advocates are pinning their hopes for a revival on the continuing fall in the cost of panels, and complementary technologies, including household batteries and electric cars.
But I've argued otherwise, pointing to support dropping to under 50percentt when life without parole is listed as an option, and the continuing fall in the number of executions in America.
If a continuing gradual fall in the dollar trims the current-account deficit, this could, paradoxically, also lessen the chance of a sudden collapse of confidence in the dollar.Europe's opportunityIn Europe a weak dollar is feared and resented.
