Sentence examples for fallen progressively from inspiring English sources

The Tory party has fallen progressively under the influence of an English nationalist outlook, at the same time as Labour has fallen for a traditional version of socialism.

The general practice share of the NHS budget has fallen progressively in the past decade, from a high of 11 per cent in 2006 to under 8.5 per cent now.

Writing in Sunday's Observer, Dorrell, who was health secretary under John Major, says he can no longer continue in a party that "has fallen progressively under the influence of an English nationalist outlook" and turned its back on the traditions of many of its greatest former leaders.

Tariffs have fallen progressively from 75percentto10percentcent (increasing again to 27percentt in the 2002 Budget).

The cost of production of HIV ARVs has fallen progressively over the past decade through increased market competition, increased volumes, and efficiencies in manufacturing processes.

The CIN3 rate in England was increasing at all ages before 1988, but the rate among women aged over 45 has fallen progressively since the introduction of national screening.

As the trucks and Humvees moved on, the next rounds fell progressively shorter of the mark.

"We've been through decades of watching regulators chase innovation and fall progressively further behind".

Unfortunately Multics became very elaborate and fell progressively further behind schedule.

ViaGen charges $17,500 for the first calf cloned from a cow or bull, a rate that falls progressively for further clones from the same animal.

For both the heat-treated and non-heat-treated products the initial modulus of the fibres fell progressively with increasing weight loss.