Sentence examples for fallen noticeably from inspiring English sources

At points the jobless rate has fallen noticeably while growth lags.

Total federal spending has not once fallen noticeably since 1954, no matter the party or the promises of the incoming chief executive.

In the run-up to the Bush-Putin meeting, those in the administration who had advocated swift withdrawal from the treaty have fallen noticeably quiet.

American birth rates have fallen noticeably in the last few years, a trend that seems to be tied to the poor economy, according to a new analysis from the Pew Research Center.

If the farm economy is so depressed, why haven't supermarket prices fallen noticeably? A. One factor is that the farmer's share of the retail food dollar is relatively small, particularly for processed foods.

WWF said the speed of water flowing through the River Nar had fallen noticeably.

The Publishers Information Bureau reported that ad revenue and ad pages for the nation's leading magazines fell noticeably in May compared with May 2000.

Between 1967 and 2000 the number of residents in the unified city more than doubled, although the Jewish majority fell noticeably, from roughly three-fourths of the overall population to slightly more than two-thirds.

There have been fledgling signs of growth: home sales and chain store sales are up a bit; a swelling equities market has raised consumer confidence a few notches; and jobless claims fell noticeably last week, albeit they are still quite high.

The premium that investors demand to hold bonds issued by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-chartered mortgage buyers, fell noticeably though it was still about twice its level of a year ago.

A breakdown of the data is not yet available, but analysts said the drop was largely attributable to lower energy and food price inflation, while core inflation, which excludes those volatile prices, probably also fell noticeably.