Sentence examples for fallen lower than from inspiring English sources

Since then Congress's prospects have fallen lower than ever.

Now, the Thai baht and the Indonesian rupiah have fallen lower than before the I.M.F.

The committed intelligence of his voice offers its own deep consolation, however bleak his vision became and however tempted he was to flee, like Gulliver, from a species that had fallen lower than the beasts.

Ever since "21" was released in February it has not fallen lower than No. 3 on the chart, and its sales remain extraordinarily steady for a six-month-old title, this week dropping only 7 percent from the week before.

Industrial production has fallen lower than at any time since 1988, unemployment has swollen beyond anything seen since World War II and growth has shifted into reverse for the fourth time in 10 years, with total economic output shrinking 0.5percentt in the July-September quarter.

Shorter-term rates have moved up, and the longer ones have fallen lower than they were last year.

He said the national debt would be falling lower than he planned before the general election.

Because it's a marketplace, prices keep falling lower than the Congressional Budget Office predicted, by more than sixteen per cent on average.

But investing in America gets riskier for foreign investors as the dollar weakens, and it suffered the minor humiliation of falling lower than the euro this week.

The increase had profound implications, because it meant that the economy could grow faster and unemployment could fall lower than had ever seemed possible without fueling inflation.

Further operations were also authorised to maintain the population at a reduced level, provided it did not fall lower than 3,348 pairs.