Sentence examples for has fallen fairly from inspiring English sources
The dollar has fallen fairly steadily since March, a period which has seen stockmarkets enjoy a phenomenal rally.
"We thought it was surprising that the rate was so low and that it has fallen fairly substantially in the last decade," said senior researcher John Horrigan.
Since then, however, the gold price has fallen fairly steadily, reaching about $1,600 an ounce before a sharp break in the last two weeks that brought the price down to about $1,400 an ounce.
Its paid advance has fallen fairly low, to about $6 million, said these executives, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the producers do not comment on ticket sales.
I think, let me see if I understand what you're saying, that women's wages have not suffered the same way that men's wages have suffered, yet we see that women without a bachelor's degree, that their labor force participation since 2000 has fallen fairly dramatically.
While local government spent £1.2bn on arts and culture in 2014-15, the cuts, which have fallen fairly evenly across museums, libraries and galleries, are still significant and likely to continue.
On this view, America's much more rapid recovery than Europe's is no mystery: it is because the debts of American households have fallen fairly rapidly since the 2008 global calamity; and because the notorious or celebrated fracking has made America much less dependent on expensive imported energy.
At the Halstead Property Company, Brian G. Edwards, the director of leasing, said that activity -- people looking and renting -- has "fallen off fairly severely" in the last six months.
According to the Ibrahim Index, Uganda is languishing in fairly dodgy governance territory, and has fallen back in the last couple of years.
The price after the Silk Road seizure has remained fairly constant but the currency itself has fallen from a high of $260 to about $130 this morning.
I mean, I'm fairly catholic in my taste... .. "Though Protestant in his work ethic," Seymour interjects, and the thing has fallen apart again.
