Sentence examples for fallen too much from inspiring English sources

The airspeed had fallen too much, a hazard at such a low altitude.

Even conservative oil producers allied with the United States, like Saudi Arabia, may take the view at Friday's meeting that prices have fallen too much.

Stock prices also improved, he said, because "the Fed is reported to be leaning toward a less restrictive posture on monetary policy - toward a slight easing in interest rates" and also because stock prices had fallen too much.

Then came the 1976 IMF crisis, and an attempt to stem a fall in the pound that had first, in the words of Sir Douglas Wass, Treasury permanent secretary at the time, "declined to fall" and then fallen too much.

The Bank didn't get the chance to set interest rates again till 1997.The Fed may have had nominal independence but in the 1970s, Arthur Burns was perceived to have fallen too much under the sway of the White House, allowing inflation to get out of control.

The governor of Lazio told Tgcom24 TV station over the weekend that "the truth is Lake Bracciano has fallen too much and we risk an environmental disaster".

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The expectations index "is unlikely to fall too much further and remains consistent with consumer spending growth of about 3percentt".

"Those who learn about bonobos fall too much in love, like in the gay or feminist community.

If a fund's investments fall too much, the government kicks in more money and retirees do not get some of the ancillary benefits.

The bank's "limited" interventions appear to have been aimed at stopping the yuan from falling too much and too quickly — exactly what Trump and Mnuchin also want.