Sentence examples for falling elsewhere from inspiring English sources

While the numbers dying from heroin, for instance, are stable or falling elsewhere in Europe, in Britain they have risen sharply over a decade.

WITH her Brooklyn rent rising even as rents were falling elsewhere, Chloe Sowers figured she could find a better deal than the one she had.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport workers union (RMT) he led repeatedly won pay rises for its members even as wages were falling elsewhere.

Liver disease of all kinds is going up steadily, the only major disease category in which premature mortality is increasing in Britain while falling elsewhere in Europe, a trend that will mean steeply increased demand for replacement organs.

The city may have missed the big snows that have been falling elsewhere in America, crushing the roof of the Metrodome and forcing the Giants into a game in Detroit, but, with the weather this cold, can the snow be too far off?

In the subsequent decade manufacturing's share of GDP rose even as it was falling elsewhere (see chart 3).In the early 2000s, with growth still in low gear and unemployment in double digits, the then-chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, a Social Democrat, started another round of gruelling physiotherapy.

That rain will fall elsewhere.

Her members say that the new code will see farm output and profits fall elsewhere.

But what if the burden of municipal woes falls elsewhere than on bondholders?

The early calm reaction by the London market to falls elsewhere seems to be over.

And there is the chance that foreign investors will flee if stock markets fall elsewhere.