Sentence examples for has been falling around from inspiring English sources

And, though one of the ways the death lobby tries to fudge the facts about guns is to use the happy truth that violent crime has been falling around the world to argue for a correlation between the tragedy of American gun possession and that descent, the new study shows just how bogus that connection really is.

State marriage bans have been falling around the country since the U.S. Supreme Court last year struck down part of the federal Defense of Marriage Act.

A tell-tale indication of unusual copper-market activity is that since the end of March, as the price of copper has been falling by around 10% the combined stockpiles of the London Metal Exchange, the Shanghai Futures Exchange and the U.S. Comex market have dropped by 47%.

But teacher recruitment has been falling since 2010 – around 10% of teacher training places will remain unfilled this year – and one in 10 teachers left the profession last year, the highest rate for a decade.

Mr. Jacobsen said that the city's prison population peaked around 23,000 in 1993 and has been falling steadily since, to around 12,000 people today.

As an increased risk of breast and endometrial cancer is observed in past users of at least some hormonal preparations by post-menopausal women, it is important to take this into account, especially as the prevalence of current use has been falling dramatically in the UK since around 2000 1.

Over the past six months, JP Morgan's stock, currently around $54, has been falling too close to its 52-week low of around $50 a share.

Meanwhile, domestic oil production has been falling: it's now at around two and a half million barrels per day, two-thirds what it was when Chávez came to power.

Registration with both main parties has been falling -- except for the recent turn-around in GOP registration caused by people becoming Republican to support Ron Paul.

While the seclusion rate in mental health facilities around Australia has been falling, detention centres have not made the same progress.

Smartphones notwithstanding, the number of handsets sold around the world has been falling in important regions — even before the recession.