Sentence examples for fallen along with from inspiring English sources

Per capita income has tripled, social programmes have expanded and inflation has fallen along with poverty and inequality.

A 500 billion naira ($2.5 billion) bond matures this month, and must be refinanced.The cost of fuel subsidies has at least fallen along with the price of oil.

Demand for aircraft parts has fallen along with air travel since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

But Foster's share price has fallen along with global markets, briefly dipping below SABMiller's offering price before righting itself in recent days.

But cash constraints and rules on public-sector contracts make improvement hard.Since cost-cutting began in the 1980s, quality has fallen along with food budgets.

The major impediment to more of these projects coming to market is the cost of land, which has not fallen along with the demand for ultraluxurious properties.

Chinese exports fell along with those of most other countries, but they have recovered much more rapidly.

If Japan fails to act effectively, the yen is likely to continue falling along with the country's economy.

But now land values are falling along with house prices (see The Economist's global house-price indicators) and big write-downs may be in the offing.

Over the past year, as sales fell along with the recession, Renault has cut production and jobs, while putting many employees on reduced hours.

Energy giant, and Dow component, Exxon Mobil was falling along with oil, down 95 cents, or 1.1%, to $85.36.