Sentence examples for activities are falling from inspiring English sources

Keystrokes and phone calls, log-ons and e-mail messages -- increasingly, these workday activities are falling under employers' scrutiny.

Government ambitions for schools to provide wraparound childcare before and after lessons, as well as after-school clubs and holiday activities, are falling short due to inadequate funding, according to new research seen exclusively by the Guardian.

Another participant expressed concern that, while there had been a recent uptake in the absolute number of school trips, the number of residential visits for adventure-training activities was falling.

The fact that eurozone GDP still fell even when Germany and France were growing indicates that activity was falling quite fast in some of the smaller economies.

It warned that activity was falling in the face of fiscal consolidation, falling consumer confidence and tight credit conditiions, It urged government's to allow "automatic stabilisers to operate" -- ie, accept that tax receipts will fall during a recession while welfare payments will rise.

Business activity was falling in most countries, inflation had declined substantially, unemployment rates were increasing, and the short-term outlook was highly uncertain.

In the UK, in 2015, it emerged that casual participation in sporting activity was falling across the board, most noticeably in swimming, despite the enthusiasm the nation at large had expressed around London 2012.

We wire them up so we can check their brain activity to see if they are falling asleep and we can wake them up.

Available supplies have surged, and, it so happens, demand per unit of economic activity has been falling: copper is being replaced in many of its main industrial applications by other materials (notably, fibre-optic cable instead of copper wire for telecommunications).Copper, therefore, is unlikely ever to run out and if it did, in some very distant future, it would be unlikely by then to matter.

Rates for dry-bulk freight, a leading indicator for global economic activity, have been falling for 10 straight days, reflecting a surplus of ships and falling prices for steel.

Last fall, before the attacks, leasing activity had already been falling off, said Jeffrey Schotz, executive managing officer at the Parsippany office of GVA.