Sentence examples for has fallen to making from inspiring English sources

Caroline Lucas, the Green MP, said: "This is yet another major embarrassment for a government so bereft of ideas that it has fallen to making up nonsensical, evidence-free policy on the hoof".

It will take far more than weapon searches, surveys and figures suggesting crime has fallen to make their world safe.

Grant, the West Indies captain, declared the innings closed after rain had fallen to make the pitch more difficult for batting.

Just enough snow had fallen to make white again the giant piles of snow and trash that had turned brown over the past few weeks.

The company's stock, meanwhile, has fallen to $3, making his options worthless.

It's either a triumph that like-for-like sales have advanced for the 34th quarter in a row; or it's a disaster that the rate of growth has fallen to 0.5%, thereby making Joe Lewis' aggressively lowball approach at 230p look less cheeky that it did.

But Deutsche Telekom's stock has fallen to 33.26 euros ($30.53), making the deal worth less than $30 billion.

At a time when the gold price has fallen to about $1,200, this makes many mines unprofitable.

Therefore, it has fallen to me to make travel arrangements for myself and my colleagues.

MAGAZINE A Scold for the Street With Alan Greenspan no longer complaining about "irrational exuberance," it has fallen to a Yale economist to make the case that the markets are crazy.

Although the price of solar panels has fallen to lows that make it a cheap source of electricity, the labor costs in the rooftop solar business have hurt profitability.