Sentence examples for fall strongly from inspiring English sources

Moreover, all stock markets are observed to fall strongly at the beginning of the global financial crisis and we do not find any evidence that the crisis altered the degree of stock market integration among these groups of countries.

The tectonic setting of the study area was an extensive foreland basin, and base-level (lake-level) rise and fall strongly controlled the form and evolution of the LMVs; therefore, Catuneanu's depositional sequence scheme has been applied in this area.

Seven of the 74 questions did not fall strongly into any factors (loadings < 0.4) and were uncorrelated with each other, suggesting that they offer unique, independent information.

Soon, however, the Munsinger household falls strongly under Lennie's sway.

On such hopes, the extra premium that investors demand, over German bonds, to buy Spanish, Greek and Portuguese debt fell strongly on Wednesday.

United States intelligence officials said today that they were not certain which terrorist group was behind the attacks in Kenya, but that suspicion fell strongly on Al Qaeda.

As the nineteenth-century Scottish economist John Rae put it, "The prospects of future good, which future years may hold on us, seem at such a moment dull and dubious, and are apt to be slighted, for objects on which the daylight is falling strongly, and showing us in all their freshness just within our grasp".

This was cerebral pop that refused to stand still, and as the decade progressed – and producer/keyboard player Tim Friese-Greene joined – Talk Talk released a series of wilfully diverse records that drew on jazz, classical, folk and pop without falling strongly to any one camp.

After death his clothes had been changed and his corpse first dumped in a canal in Mandi Bahauddin, two hours' drive from the capital.Suspicion over his death falls strongly on Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence directorate (ISI), the army's powerful spy agency.

Such is the case with William Inge, a wildly successful artist in the 1950s whose work quickly seemed dated and fell strongly out of favor.

Recalled falls last year, particularly repeated falls, strongly predicted falls during follow-up.