Sentence examples for actually to fall from inspiring English sources

In the current year, sales are forecast actually to fall, by some 5%.

But, at mid-week, it was still refusing actually to fall.

But suppose house prices were to stabilise at their current level, rather than actually to fall: even if interest rates stayed low, the scope for further home-equity withdrawal would diminish sharply.

True, it would be impossible actually to fall off the tower, such is the layout (the same layout, sadly, also prevents you getting much of a view from the rink it self), but cowardice needs no excuse.

Despite the real-terms increases set out in the spending review, per capita funding for the NHS is projected to be flat in 2017-18 actuallyally to fall in 2018-19.

Is growth actually about to fall dramatically?

This time, though, they may do it before their sales actually start to fall.

I can't imagine anyone here actually bothering to fall ill.' 'Don't be too sure.

The Brennan Center's projections show that Baltimore's homicide numbers are actually expected to fall by 6.1% in 2016.

"We have got a model where there is going to be a moment in time where a number of Test-playing countries are actually going to fall over.

House-price inflation has slowed sharply in America this year, and prices in New York have actually started to fall, especially at the top end of the market.