Sentence examples for fallen continuously from inspiring English sources

Since 1970, manufacturing's share of employment in the UK has fallen continuously from 32% to just over 10%.

That's one reason real earnings have fallen continuously for four years, the longest decline in living standards since the 1870s.

First, interest rates have fallen continuously: in the early 1990s, mortgages came at an annual cost of 12% or more; now they come at rates of less than 3%.

Meanwhile, new export orders received by manufacturers rose slightly, having fallen continuously since June.

On the contrary, the share of rail transport which had dominated freight transport for more than a century has fallen continuously since the 1950s.

As Tonry (2005, p. 1) observes, "conspicuous by its absence in western criminology is a literature on why crime rates have fallen continuously in some countries and intermittently in others since the early to mid-1990s".

Voices, shouting, footsteps and the noise of engines rose and fell continuously in the street.

Egypt's share of world trade, which had been falling continuously for 40 years, started expanding as exports tripled in value.

Andrew Lieberman's chic Christmas card of a set, over which snow falls continuously, brings to mind a holiday television commercial for Old Navy.

She was talking not about a single storm but about the month of January, when snow seemed to fall continuously, leaving banks taller than a college basketball player.

In fact, the divorce rate has been falling continuously over the past quarter-century, and is now at its lowest level since 1970.