Sentence examples for fallen levels from inspiring English sources
"In emerging and developing economies, where overall inequalities have typically fallen, levels remain high and the pace of improvement has slowed considerably," the ILO says.
MacGregor's migraine research reveals a sensitivity to falling levels of oestrogen around menstruation.
The downturn was blamed on rising prices, fuel increases and falling levels of real pay.
Meanwhile, the boomer era has seen falling levels of public investment in America.
Today the chancellor resolutely refused to address falling levels of demand.
And scientists are asking: do falling levels in old age, or after cancer treatment, damage our health?
In higher education, the study found a familiar pattern of steadily falling levels of female employment as seniority rises.
Although the cause of the falling levels is in dispute, the effects in Lakes Michigan and Huron are visible everywhere.
That is not to say there aren't local environmental crises caused in part by soaring population numbers, such as falling levels in water reservoirs.
In Spain, the services sector shrank at a slightly slower rate but falling levels of new business suggest an ongoing decline in GDP.
(This, in part, explains the falling levels of violence inside Chechnya, experts on extremism in the Caucasus say: the more hard-core and committed fighters have left).
