Sentence examples for fallen to low from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paterson's popularity has fallen to low levels, even among blacks, Democrats and city voters, his core constituencies.

Most of the world's fisheries are still operated non-sustainably, and many have already collapsed or fallen to low yields — even though we know how to manage them in such a way as to preserve the environment and the fish supply.

The federal government has decided not to list the sage grouse as endangered or threatened though its numbers have fallen to low enough numbers to be a candidate for protection.

While some presidents have fallen to low levels in the past, what is truly remarkable about Bush is how long-term and persistent voter disapproval of him has been and the depth of voter sentiment: The May 12th Washington Post/ABC poll showed only 15% of voters "strongly approve," while 52% "strongly disapprove".

Expression of all three transcripts had fallen to low levels by the 18-hour timepoint and no differences were apparent between individuals of different genotype.

This intra-cellular mode of action is the reason for the observed post-antibiotic effect, whereby bacterial death continues to occur after aminoglycoside concentrations have fallen to low levels.

Government-bond yields fell to low levels and stayed there.

Kininogen levels then fell to low levels at 20 h only to show a rebound from 24 to 38 h.

Unemployment fell to lows that in the past would have made inflation take off.

G.E., at one point, fell to lows not reached since October 1998, but closed down only 20 cents, to $27.90.

Shares fell to lows not seen for nearly five years.