Sentence examples for has been falling fast from inspiring English sources

Weight Watchers subscriptions start at $20 a month, and membership has been falling fast.

Those lucky enough to have been owner-occupiers during Britain's regular surges in house prices have kept their windfall gains but home ownership, especially for young people, has been falling fast.

Conservatives are deeply committed to the view that the size of government has exploded under President Obama but face the awkward fact that public employment is down sharply, while overall spending has been falling fast as a share of G.D.P. SNAP, however, really has grown a lot, with enrollment rising from 26 million Americans in 2007 to almost 48 million now.

For the last few decades, boarding school enrolment has been falling fast: from about 120,000 in 1981, to 66,776 in 2013 (37,171 boys compared to 29,605 girls).

But in Japan's case, data show that purchasing power has been falling faster than prices.

Unemployment has been falling faster still, partly because some people have left the register as jobless benefits have become more closely tied to jobseeking.

Since Frum warned that gay marriage could advance only at traditional wedlock's expense, the marriage rate has been falling faster, the out-of-wedlock birthrate has been rising faster, and the substitution of cohabitation for marriage has markedly increased.

All Irish newspaper sales have been falling fast in recent years.

But for the last month and a half, the Rangers have been the top team, and the Bruins have been falling fast.

Even this March it still recorded 11.5m unique users - though that had been falling fast, down from 18.9m in October 2008.

"Some people still think that wind or other renewables are a luxury that we cannot afford in difficult economic times but costs have been falling fast and they are now competitive (to a greater or lesser extent) worldwide".