Sentence examples for falling levels of from inspiring English sources
MacGregor's migraine research reveals a sensitivity to falling levels of oestrogen around menstruation.
Today the chancellor resolutely refused to address falling levels of demand.
Mary Teruel and her colleagues discovered that rising and falling levels of hormones known as glucocorticoids can affect weight gain.
The downturn was blamed on rising prices, fuel increases and falling levels of real pay.
Meanwhile, the boomer era has seen falling levels of public investment in America.
In higher education, the study found a familiar pattern of steadily falling levels of female employment as seniority rises.
Most of the nation could afford to spend more on education, the report argues, pointing to the falling level of "effort" on education spending in most states.
Some traders also pointed to the falling level of the VIX, which measures volatility, as a sign that markets could be stabilizing.
The contentious new Housing and Planning Act places all emphasis on reviving a falling level of home ownership, offering subsidies for "starter homes" at 20% discounts and thus ignoring the real need.
On the other hand, if TCE/PE is greater than 1, the decreasing emission inventory is more affected by the technology effect than the falling level of production.
In the last few decades, academics, politicians, and civil analysts have cited the falling level of community involvement, an issue for concern; community involvement has been fundamental to the process of development.
