Sentence examples for has fallen far below from inspiring English sources

So the value of their stock has fallen far below the amounts they owe.

However, the use of simulation has fallen far below its maximum potential due to a lack of appropriate support tools which would allow construction managers to use simulation tools for themselves.

Yet, even as job growth has fallen far below 100,000 a month, the American people appear to be growing more confident in both the economy and the president.

The statement was also the latest of several signs that Beijing and its appointees here are hardening their positions as attendance at recent rallies has fallen far below the 500,000 marchers who flooded Hong Kong's streets on July 1.

To say that "Fulton Street has fallen far below the original aspirations of the 1880's, and now has raucously cheap, off price stores" is a disservice to one of the highest dollar volume shopping streets in New York City.

You can argue for a pay bump if your pay has fallen far below the market average pay rate for a person with your background who performs work like the work you perform.

We have to face the truth, individually and collectively, and admit that we have fallen far below the standards we set ourselves.

E-readers are more fully featured and much more impressive than ever, and they have fallen far below the $100 price tag because of improved technologies.

A recent opinion poll on party popularity found that among working-class voters, Labour had fallen far below the Conservatives and even into third place behind UKIP.

In America, for instance, mortgage-backed securities have fallen far below their fundamental value in thinly traded markets, partly because the people who would benefit most from buying them have no mechanism to do so.

Thursday night's 45-point performance to bury the Celtics' chances of clinching the Eastern Conference finals will register as one for the upper echelons, but it was made only more interesting by all of those that have fallen far below.