Sentence examples for fallen to a level from inspiring English sources
Or that he's fallen to a level he always despised?
The index showed that manufacturing activity had fallen to a level not seen since the end of the last recession a decade ago.
That discouraging assessment runs counter to the widespread belief on Wall Street that the market's current price-to-earnings ratio has fallen to a level that is near its long-term average.
As a result, claim executives and investors, returns on capital stink like the drains in Kolkata.Nice for nattering nabobsHyper-competition is good for natterers, of course: prices have fallen to a level the poor can afford.
But because so much renewable power has come on stream, and because it has priority access to the grid, the spot price of electricity has fallen to a level at which modern, clean natural-gas power plants are not viable.
He cheers for various studies on the minimum wage in the US between 1980 and 2000 – most notably by David Card and Alan Krueger – showing that "the US minimum wage had fallen to a level so low in that period it could be raised without loss of employment".
Only with time and after production capacity increases do prices fall to a level that poor countries can afford.
In theory, this cycle should end once property prices fall to a level that entices a fresh wave of buyers.
A separate report from the Labor Department showed first-time jobless claims fell to a level that still suggested a weak labor market.
At some point, unemployment will fall to a level that does lead to such intense competiton for labour that the balance of power in wage negotiations will shift.
"There are a number of titles where physical sales are falling to a level that makes the business look quite difficult, NME would be very good example.
