Sentence examples for falling often from inspiring English sources

Her competitors looked like crash dummies, falling often, falling hard, on turns and over jumps.

Water is being extracted faster than it is replaced and levels are falling, often by two or three times the officially reported rate, according to Upmanu Lall, of Columbia University.

After months dominated by allegations that US law enforcement is reckless in the use of deadly force, especially when it comes to African-American men, there's a new criminal-justice narrative: US crime rates are falling, often dramatically, even as incarceration rates begin to level off.

This sedentary tendency could be a consequence of the large number of symptoms associated with the disease, but Rutledge et al. [ 17] observed that fear of falling often makes women with FM unable to continue with their usual physical activities, especially those who have fallen recently.

Belgian governments fall often, yet the place trundles along because most leaders agree to disagree.

Even professionals fall, often many times, as they try to push the limits of the sport.

And whatever snow does fall often melts more quickly than it did in the past.

They fall often while rocketing along at great speeds — bruising and cracking (it seems) legs, ankles, spines, even necks and skulls.

It rises and falls, often with the voice, in lucid phrases that have a palpable sense of physical movement".

Better vehicle security means car theft has fallen, often by around three-quarters, in many advanced countries (Farrell et al. 2011).

The transition from summer to fall often brings with it a sense of loss, Klapow said.