Sentence examples for has never fallen below from inspiring English sources

It has never fallen below yellow to blue ("general risk") or green ("low"), nor has it ever been raised to red ("severe"), the highest level.

Through all this, the tax take has never fallen below 30.5% or risen above 38.5%.

Since 1973, except for three years, it has never fallen below 45.

The rate has never fallen below 2% since the bank was founded in 1694, though most economists expect it will soon break that barrier.

Since its inception, the US system has never fallen below a yellow "elevated" state to blue or green (a characteristic shared by the UK's current multi-coloured system which succeeded BIKINI in 2006).

Beyond apprenticeships and warehousing young people in a bloated further education system, governments since Tony Blair's have had nothing creative or practical to say or do about youth unemployment – which since 1997 has never fallen below 1 million.

Before this year, the proportion of bulls had never fallen below 20percentt.

Since first winning power in 1932, FF have never fallen below 39% in any Irish general election.

A letter from his accountants said his tax rate from 1990 through 2009 had never fallen below 13.66 percent but did not disclose the amount of tax paid.

In forty years, the net asset value of funds available to the public had never fallen below a dollar a share — a hypothetical possibility known as "breaking the buck".

Records dating back to the 17th century show that, before 2009, it had never fallen below 2%; and futures prices suggest that in early 2018 it will still be only around 1.5%.