Sentence examples for falling business from inspiring English sources

"[S]he who hesitates gets hurt," he cautioned, and recommended I learn aikido to master this falling business.

Last week, British Airways reported a 36percentt drop in earnings because of falling business travel and competition from discount airlines.

The latest Bank of England figures showed mortgage approvals jumped 4 per cent to 70,758 in November –  above 70,000 for the first time since January 2008 and contrasting with falling business credit during the month.

The British economy grew by a perky 0.6percentnt in the third quarter, its fastest for two years, but the positive number was soured by a third successive quarter of falling business investment.

The IMF's warning was coupled with a prediction that a vote to remain in the EU would spur a rebound in growth in the second half of the year, ending more than 12 months of stagnant output and falling business confidence.

Exports were falling, business indictors were down, and consumer confidence was at an all-time low.

House prices were falling; businesses were retrenching.

The unemployment rate is falling, businesses are hiring and there are finally some signs that wages are rising.

But as exports fall, business and consumer confidence remain depressed by political uncertainty.

And yet, as real interest rates have fallen, business investment has stagnated.

At the southern entrance to the Dardanelles, late in the Bronze Age, some 3,000 years ago and hundreds of years before Homer, a city fell: business as usual.