Sentence examples for continues to fall over from inspiring English sources

"Rain continues to fall over the Northern Pennines, with rivers responding accordingly".

"At a time when education remains at an all-time low in Wales, and the shadow of Pisa results continues to fall over Carwyn Jones and Welsh Labour, a more effective and trustworthy system is desperately needed".

This is because, for a newborn baby, it is well known that pulmonary resistance is very high, falls precipitously after the first breath, and continues to fall over the first few weeks of his life.

While fatality rates in the United States continued to fall over roughly the same period, as technology and design radically improved, the country has slipped to ninth from first among nations ranked by fatality rates adjusted for miles traveled.

In other recent recessions, wages began to ascend after about nine months of declines; this time they have continued to fall over the past 21 months.

He concedes that that has been his focus: "Poverty has fallen, and you'll see it continue to fall over the next year or so.

Thousands of people's Christmas celebrations face disruption as the Environment Agency warned that the rain will continue to fall over the coming days.

After that, however, GCSE performance dropped back and continued to fall over over the next three years until improvement was "back to zero" by the fourth year of being an academy.

Norman Baker, the crime prevention minister, said drug-related deaths in England and Wales had continued to fall over the past three years and people going into treatment were more likely to free themselves from dependency than ever before.

And it would not be surprising to see that measure continue to fall over coming days, with the deadline for raising the debt ceiling looming in ten days' time.

The conglomerate's share price continued to fall over worries it might lose its top-notch credit rating.Come on, divvy upA debate raged about the merit of dividends during the present recession with many banks and companies either reducing or suspending their payouts: GE cut its quarterly dividend for the first time since 1938.