Sentence examples for end has fallen from inspiring English sources

The relatively isolated northern parts have done best, while cover on parts of the southern end has fallen as low as 8.2%.The researchers also tried to estimate what was responsible for the decline.

The government's call for the protests to end has fallen on deaf ears; the crowds have only continued to swell over the past two days.The battle raging between the police and pro-democracy protesters on the streets reflects a keener struggle to sway the hearts of the traditionally conservative Hong Kong mainstream.

A glance at Japan over the 14 years since its stockmarket bubble burst suggests that the government-bond market has been a better barometer of the economy's health than the stockmarket, which has had numerous rallies but in the end has fallen, as it were, into line.

Prices at the upper end have fallen as much as 50 percent from their peak in 2008.

In contrast, the houses at the lower end have fallen 13.5 percent in price since the beginning of 2005.

While expressing optimism going into the fall, Prudence Parris, a veteran agent in New Canaan, said selling prices at the high end had fallen 28percentt over the last year.

Before the film ends, Cuba has fallen (or risen).

The implied volatility of options on stocks of investment-grade credit issuers averaged 50% at year-end and has fallen to less than 40% as of mid-May.

QE will end when the outlook for the labour market has improved substantially; ZIRP will end after unemployment has fallen to 6.5% or lower.

The following April, the Dean William Sancroft wrote to him that he had been right in his judgement: "Our work at the west end," he wrote, "has fallen about our ears".

Globally, it is true that the high-end watch business has fallen far from the heights it reached in 2008, a record year for the Swiss.