Sentence examples for has fallen quite from inspiring English sources

First, the relative cost of buying a house has fallen quite dramatically in the north.

In recent months it has fallen quite a lot, but it probably needs to fall further.

Since then, this percentage has fallen quite sharply (it was less than 72% in 2012).

And nothing recently in the corporate world has fallen quite so spectacularly as Enron, the Houston-based oil-and-gas company that flew so high it made Icarus look like a grasshopper.

Since consumer-price inflation peaked earlier this year, at 3.1% in the 12 months to March, it has fallen quite sharply to 2.8% in April and 2.5% in May.

Hargreaves Lansdown has fallen quite a lot," he said, But he added that he had no regrets about backing the campaign to leave the EU: "I didn't do this for personal gain.

Helen and Osama have fallen, quite by accident, into Britain's educational underclass.

Benefit fraud also appears to have fallen quite dramatically over the last decade.

And I'm not sure I would have fallen quite so in love with it if weren't for my promiscuity.

Even though laser-printer prices have fallen quite a bit, this printing method, which is generally faster and produces higher-quality prints, usually costs more than inkjet printers.

Though the prices in Manhattan have fallen quite a bit in the last year, you still tend to get more for your money if you cross a bridge or two.