Sentence examples for falling resource from inspiring English sources

Deflation, even the relatively benign sort caused by falling resource prices, carries plenty of economic risks.

In the mean time, the government is injecting $19.5 billion into financial markets to provide support, and Moscow will cut export taxes on petroleum to assist firms battered by falling resource prices.

Sun-Times media joins other prominent newspaper businesses, like the Tribune Company, in bankruptcy, as falling ad revenues due to the economic downturn further undermine an already troubled business model.And falling resource prices have Russia making overtures to OPEC, though leaders say they will not officially join the cartel.

The bank said it sold 96.6% of the shares on offer for $17.7 billion, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 rose 0.6%, or 23.40 points, to 3,759.00 points in late trading, with gains among the banks counteracting falling resource stocks.

In education, the perception that "every dollar counts" has pitted groups against one another in a time when falling resources should actually be making us all more resourceful.

"Sure, we had falling resources," said Dr. Gary M. Henschen, the chief medical officer of Charter Behavioral, which is based in Alpharetta, Ga.

"This sort of game-playing is just what the NHS does not need when it is under huge pressure from rising patient demand and falling resources".

Concern about falling resources prices heightened on Friday after the release of weak credit data from China, the world's biggest consumer of industrial commodities.

"These figures should serve as a serious wake up call to the government, and highlight the significant impact that increasing demand, recruitment issues, and falling resources are having on NHS staff.

"GPs face increasingly challenging and stressful work environments, due to a combination of increasing demand and falling resources," said Dr Richard Vautrey, deputy chair of the British Medical Association's GP committee.

While action must be taken to ensure safety if poor care is uncovered, "the vast majority of patients receive world-class care despite the NHS being under enormous pressure from rising patient demand and falling resources".