Sentence examples for continuing drop from inspiring English sources

Many economists expect the continuing drop in unemployment will prompt the Bank of England to tweak its forward guidance.

For the past few years, the mortality rate had exceeded the birthrate, apparently linked to the continuing drop in living standards.

Wendy Piatt, director of the Russell Group of research universities, said: "We are worried by the continuing drop in applicants for both European and non-European languages.

Most important, though, has been the continuing drop in cost of virtual reality technology, a trend largely driven by the gaming industry.

The Coalition Government's relief is even greater because the continuing drop in almost every category of offence runs counter to the previous conventional wisdom that crime rises in times of austerity.

Of course, the continuing drop in roadway fatalities, in Colorado and elsewhere, is due to a variety of factors, such as better-built cars and trucks, improved safety features and better road engineering.

While online advertising has since recovered, it has not rebounded at a pace sufficient to make up for the continuing drop-off in print advertising.

Faced with a continuing drop-off in land-line customers, other telecom companies have decided to go even further, rolling out partnerships with digital television providers so the services include video as well.

And the continuing drops in the prices of Asian components could help them further undercut those competitors with American factories.

But last week the continued drop in U.S. and Canadian dollars sent North American gold stocks lower.

When SunEdison reported earnings earlier this week it said TerraForm's continued drop caused an added $91 million collateral call.