Sentence examples for fallen number of from inspiring English sources

This included whether the resident had fallen, number of falls, medications used, mobility, weights, height, major illnesses, contact with health care professionals and hospital admissions.

Of course, the most dramatic change is the falling number of executions.

But the falling number of language department nationally puts at risk the academic infrastructure for languages.

"Imported Brains" (editorial, Dec. 3) sounds the alarm on the falling number of foreign students in American universities.

Whatever the reason, the falling number of abortions has come at a time when the number of clinics in major cities has not changed.

It also means it is impossible to discern the effect of the tougher regime on the falling number of jobseeker's allowance (JSA) claimants.

On the criminal side, there is almost no dispute that the falling number of trials in the federal courts is because of the revisions in sentencing laws.

Saunders predicted a lot more gaps as the high street struggles with a falling number of visitors with a decreasing amount of money in their pockets.

He said he was increasingly concerned about the falling number of trainees joining the profession, and their uneven distribution throughout the country.

Confidence has slipped in Scotland's small businesses, with evidence that a falling number of companies are planning to invest.

The change was reflected in the falling number of graffiti-related arrests - 2,400 in 1984, and only 300 in 1987.