Sentence examples for been gradually falling in from inspiring English sources
While the prevalence of and mortality rates from TB have been gradually falling in many of the high-incidence countries for the past several years, nearly 10 million people are likely to fall ill with TB in 2016, with annual deaths from the disease exceeding 1 million globally. .
But the necessary technology already exists and is gradually falling in cost.
Both are dealing with separation anxieties about their mothers – hers is dying, his is "lecherous" – and both are gradually falling in love.
The French Louis XVI style that inspired Boulton has been gradually falling out of favor in the last two decades, and the price difference largely reflects the premium paid nowadays for a glitzy provenance.
Unicef's research suggests support for the practice is gradually falling: 63% of women in the same age bracket supported it in 2008, compared with 82% in 1995.
Unicef research suggests that support for the practice is gradually falling: 63% of women in the same age bracket supported it in 2008, compared with 82% in 1995.
Now the plaster is gradually falling out and the Yugoslav name is reemerging.Monasteries…Churches, monasteries, mosques and synagogues – we have them all in the lands of the Eastern Approaches.
On Wednesday, Mr. Rubenstein said prices for potential investments were gradually falling.
The age of children getting married is rising in some countries and the number of girls subjected to genital cutting is gradually falling.
