Sentence examples for fall to more from inspiring English sources

Many criminologists attribute the fall to more sophisticated policing, in terms of both technology and management.

QUESTION FROM LADY OGAGA : Is Adele this year's Norah Jones (ubiquitous dinner party album, followed by swift fall to more manageable level of fame) or do you see her as capable of continuing to connect with (what's left of) the mainstream on a consistent basis?

But when play resumed again at 5pm, with around 40 minutes of playable light remaining, Ryan Harris had Tremlett smartly caught by George Bailey at short leg, and after some tetchy late exchanges, Jimmy Anderson was the last man to fall to more hostile bowling from Johnson with the second new ball.

It was in that spirit that Dr. Dobelle sent letters this fall to more than 200 top administrators, including the dean of the medical school, informing them that he reserved the right under state law to fire them, as he rethinks how the university should be governed.

Eventually, though, they will have to fall to more sustainable levels or risk losing their bigger properties.

That pilot will expand this fall to more New York area stores before a broader rollout to other large metros starting next year.

Temperatures fell to more than 30 degrees below zero.

If sales fell to more typical levels of recent years, up to two-thirds of gun sales could disappear.

But when a young set designer is murdered during New York Fashion Week, solving the crime falls to more delicate hands.

They seem on the verge of Abstract Expressionism, but the development of that movement fell to more muscular talents (Glueck).

Companies worldwide that help bring Internet companies to market have fallen to more rational levels.