Sentence examples for expected to keep falling from inspiring English sources

Revenues are expected to keep falling for some time.

Looking ahead, revenue is expected to keep falling this year, and the company will have to keep cutting costs.

The threat of rising inflation may have reversed that trend in the short term but rates are expected to keep falling in the long run.

The temperature then dropped a degree by the time the Giants took the field early Friday night, and it is expected to keep falling.

But property research group Hometrack warned on Monday that demand is still unlikely to increase significantly over the summer, and prices are expected to keep falling.

True, the FTSE is now down over 20% and officially in bear-market territory, where share prices are expected to keep falling.

Timothy Eller, the chief executive of Centex, an important home builder, referred to "a resetting of values" to enable buyers to get mortgages, and said he expected prices to keep falling as foreclosures increased.

The Treasury pointed out that inflation had fallen by a third since then and most commentators expected it to keep falling.

When everybody expects prices to keep falling significantly, things get worse.

And once people expect prices to keep falling, they put off buying things, weakening the economy further.

He noted that the tough credit market, as well as Americans' reluctance to buy a home when they expect prices to keep falling, forecast poor housing sales in the coming months.