Sentence examples for even a fall in from inspiring English sources

The decline of French and German continues and this year there was even a fall in Spanish.

Even a fall in house prices, which I think would be inevitable if Jeremy ever assumes power, would be a good thing for the economy in the long run.

The problem, as the British government is finding, is that even a fall in the deficit from 11% of GDP to 9% counts as contractionary policy; but one can't go on with deficits of 11% of GDP for very long without losing market confidence.Here there is a lot to be said for combining long-term austerity plans (raising the pension age) with structural change.

Towards the end of the observation period, however, the rate of increase was stagnating and for the younger age-groups even a fall in incidence of this malignancy was noted, perhaps reflecting the introduction of compulsory hygienic precautions in the handling of asbestos in Denmark.

There's even a 1925 film shoot, in colour, in which women model her garments.

There's even a Christmas store window in there somewhere.

BuzzFeed even located an October 1993 speech in which Trump attacked NAFTA as a bad deal.

Helped by the lowest December total in four years, building permits for single-family homes fell to an even 8,000 in 1989.

I run for five or six hours a day, even in winter, in the northern hills of the Kathmandu valley.

Giving birth is a strenuous, messy job, even today in a hospital, much less 2,000 years ago in a cave intended for livestock after traveling for days on a donkey.

One of the most treasured anecdotes of Bloomsbury insists that the modern world began on a spring evening in 1908, in a flat on Gordon Square.