Sentence examples for falling land from inspiring English sources
"We're still concerned about falling land prices and corporate earnings".
Because of falling land values, payouts, if they come, are being reduced.
These credit policies, combined with falling land prices, brought economic growth in Japan to a halt a decade ago.
By 2002, 1.5 quadrillion yen of wealth had been destroyed, between the stock market and falling land prices, the rough equivalent of three times the country's gross domestic product, according to the Nomura Research Institute.
As well as logging, the government cites rising demand for food in the Amazon region's swelling cities, burning of trees by small farmers to fertilise crops, a falling land price, and fear among landowners that "unproductive" forest will be claimed by Brazil's militant landless movement.Environmentalists see loggers as the main culprits.
In the last decade, the BOJ has been deceived by the stability in its CPI while the WPI has fallen substantially and better reflects deflationary pressure (along with falling land prices) in the economy overall.Consequently, the WPI is a better (although not perfect) deflator for converting nominal into "real" interest rates.
I must have absent-mindedly taken a few paces, because the next thing I knew I was falling — landing right on the muddy tracks.
Decker fell, landing just off the track.
He trips, falls, lands in the road.
The horse also fell, landing on the officer.
Crawford was moving after he fell, landing just above his neck.
