Sentence examples for falling later from inspiring English sources

It may explain, for example, why crime started falling later in Canada than in America: immobilisers were not mandated in Canada until 2007.

But that cannot explain why rates have kept falling long after such an effect should have tapered off, or why crime rates in Britain, where abortion has been legal for longer, began falling later.

Scott's discount behemoth cited the happenstance of Easter falling later in the calendar year than it did in 2005.

After being offered at an opening price of $25, shares surged 49% in early trading to $37.29, before falling later in the morning.

At 6 20 he went on the air and announced that snow would fall later that night.

Children whose birthdates fall later must wait until the next year to start school.

Gone were the dictators of Tunisia and Egypt, and in Libya, Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi would fall later in the year.

By the time they are in their teens, they really are better players than those whose birthdays fell later in the year.

The magnificent rain that fell later that night over Anaula's spartan cabins drowned out the symphony of sounds coming from insects and birds.

The oft-cited "Kuznets hypothesis" holds that intra-country inequality increases in the early stages of development and then falls later on.

Russian policy makers are aware that the incoming tide of dollars is temporary, and that oil prices may fall later in the year.