Sentence examples for fall decline from inspiring English sources

His new book, "Camden After the Fall: Decline and Renewal in a Post-Industrial City" (University of Pennsylvania Press, $39.95), is the best study so far about the virtual collapse in the late 20th century of South Jersey's largest city.

("Decline, Fall, Rinse, Repeat," September 12th).

Precious metals had the smallest fall, declining 12percentt.

In early 2009, revenue began to fall, declining to $45,000 a month.

In 1981 oil price controls were lifted and oil prices began to fall, declining to less than $13 a barrel in the spring of 1986.

It has some intuitive credence and demographic support, because often historically when death rates began to fall, declines in birth rates followed.

Thus, a more likely explanation for the number of fatal falls in one's home was the combination of comorbidities and medications in this study population that may have contributed to a pre-fall decline in daily functional abilities.

Deaths from window falls declined by 50percentt in the Bronx at the time.

Research also shows that when floors are adequately staffed with bedside nurses, the number of patients injured by falls declines.

Until the U.S. Federal Reserve started to raise short-term rates, yields in all maturities were falling; declining supply had pushed up all their prices.

Interestingly, fear of falling declined over time.