Sentence examples for falling to nearly from inspiring English sources

The continuing conflict has damaged Mrs. Kirchner's government, with her approval rating falling to nearly 20percentt in some polls.

Within a few months, the peso had lost more than 70percentt of its value, falling to nearly four to the dollar.

For drops <50% cut diameter, however, the numerical simulations overpredict collection efficiency when compared to the experimental measurements, which show drop collection falling to nearly zero with decreasing drop size.

The ICCAT, with 47 member countries plus the European Union, is an intergovernmental group responsible for managing the fishing of tunas in the Atlantic but has been sharply criticized for its tendency to place commercial fishing interests above conservation and sustainability values, with Atlantic tuna stocks falling to nearly 60% below the 1970 level by 2008.

Yields on Treasury bills, meantime, fell to nearly zero.

The economy is bouncing back and unemployment has fallen to nearly pre-recession levels.

The estimate for losses for U.S. banks fell to nearly $900 billion from $1 billion before.

The rupiah, meanwhile, has fallen to nearly 10,000 against the dollar.

Today, the number has fallen to nearly half that figure and is still falling year by year.

Surface salinity, normally measuring 33 to 34 parts per thousand, can fall to nearly half that level and can extend well south of the bay during the fall.

Never mind that only days before, About's share price had fallen to nearly 85% below its level of eight months earlier.