Sentence examples for falling perhaps from inspiring English sources

It began with a comment from a reader who thought that while the quality of non-fiction writing was rising, the quality of fiction was falling, perhaps because it was no longer as culturally relevant.

Firms bidding below, say, 8.5 rupees must assume that technology will improve (likely), equipment prices will keep falling (perhaps, but some manufacturers are losing money), or that they can make their sums work by borrowing cheap dollars rather than dear rupees (a foolish risk).Second, if prices do not fall steeply, there may be little appetite for solar power.

As a result, fees are already falling, perhaps by as much as 15% since last summer.Still, with 3.3m unemployed workers, of which 1m have been "restructured" out of a job, there is room for growth in an industry that now caters to under 50,000 job-hunters, says Manabu Yorozu of Hu-Management Japan, the second-largest outplacement agency.

The incidence of CF in the general United States population has been approximately 1/3500 live births, however this incidence is falling, perhaps as a result of preconception and prenatal screening offered to the general population in order to identify carriers of cystic fibrosis [ 7].

Walker fell — perhaps from contact, perhaps embellishing it — earning a technical foul.

It was as though a backdrop had fallen, perhaps the wrong one," Liese tells us.

In the New York suburbs, though, values have fallen perhaps 10percentt or more since last year.

"In the last year, prices have fallen perhaps 20 to 25percentt overall," Ms. Cvjetkovic said.

That same Advocacy Institute memo noted that, "Like it or not, Bork falls (perhaps barely) at the borderline of respectability".

Then Ruutu put his stick between Stepan's legs with 4 48 to go, and Stepan fell, perhaps easily.

As a result, Viacom's cash flow per share would fall, perhaps making its shares look too costly.