Sentence examples for fallen making from inspiring English sources

At the same time, though, prices have fallen, making it possible for cost-conscious consumers to continue attending games.

The yen, whose persistent strength weighed on Japan's important export sector for years, has fallen, making Japanese goods more competitive.

French salaries have increased in real terms while German salaries have fallen, making French workers more expensive and thus less productive and competitive.

Fighting has subsided in recent weeks as the weather has cooled and the leaves have fallen, making it more difficult for insurgents to hide.

Countries have begun to bring their debts under control while their labor costs have fallen, making them more able to compete on world markets, Mr. Draghi said.

Labour costs are rising in China; Japanese firms are shifting production from China because of military tensions; and the rupee has fallen, making Indian workers more competitive.Sadly, it is hard to find an Asian boss who is interested.

Overall demand falls, making the private sector even worse off.

The value of collateral falls, making banks even more reluctant to lend.

But tax revenues are falling, making the "zero deficit" target even harder to meet.

Or natural gas prices could fall, making it cheaper for upstart generation companies to compete.

In says: "In the short term sterling would likely fall, making imports more expensive.