Sentence examples for fallen to more from inspiring English sources
Yet some ministers believe that a pledge by the central bank this month to buy short-term debt of vulnerable countries gave countries like Spain the relief they needed because borrowing costs had already fallen to more manageable levels.
While borrowing by banks from the Fed's discount window has already fallen to more historically normal levels from its peak in October 2008, many small and medium-size businesses still find it difficult to obtain loans, a major concern of the Obama administration and Congress.
Companies worldwide that help bring Internet companies to market have fallen to more rational levels.
At endpoint in the placebo group, mean T-scores had fallen to more than one SD below the normative mean in two domains (Achievement and Satisfaction) and three subdomains, but in no domain or subdomain in the LDX group (Table 2).
If sales fell to more typical levels of recent years, up to two-thirds of gun sales could disappear.
But when a young set designer is murdered during New York Fashion Week, solving the crime falls to more delicate hands.
They seem on the verge of Abstract Expressionism, but the development of that movement fell to more muscular talents (Glueck).
Eventually, though, they will have to fall to more sustainable levels or risk losing their bigger properties.
By the late 1970s this figure had fallen to barely more than half.
Pietersen has fallen to Siddle more times than any other bowler.
