Sentence examples for falling means from inspiring English sources

(ie, the economy is expanding faster than we thought, but people aren't feeling it in their pay packets) 9.49am BST Professor David Miles on spare capacity in the economy Photograph: /Parliament TV 9.48am BST Andy Love MP asks what the latest labour market figures, showing real wages still falling, means for the state of the economy.

We sought to assess recent trends in falling mean birthweight (BW) and gestational age (GA) among US non-Hispanic white singleton live births ≥37 weeks of gestation and the contribution of increased rates of induction to these trends.

During the early part of the experiment norepinephrine was used in a 40 μg bolus dose to treat falling mean arterial pressure (MAP) and rising mean pulmonary arterial pressure (MPAP) [8].

So what does falling mean?

Dreams about falling mean you are a normal human being, at least when you are sleeping.

Our observation of an ageing patient group and falling mean hospital stay is well established in the international literature.

The LPNs in the rehabilitation ward took for granted that each one knew what the words "risk of falling" meant and used this specific wording.

"The scale of recent commodity price falls means that CPI inflation is likely to remain below 1% until the end of the year," the inflation report (pdf) said.

Meanwhile, the likelihood that Toyota's AA credit rating will fall means that Toyota will face higher interest costs.

The falls' mean flow is almost 33,000 cubic feet (935 cubic metres) per second.

Being below 2,000 metres, Jasna relies on artificial snow to keep all the pistes open, and during my visit, scant January falls meant no real off-piste.