Sentence examples for has regularly fallen from inspiring English sources
One of the reasons revenue has regularly fallen behind spending recently is that companies aren't growing like they have in past decades.
And how is it that house building in the UK has regularly fallen short, leaving it with a housing shortage of one million and falling home ownership?
The agency's goal is to reach 4.25 million people each month in Syria, which amounts to about 40,000 tons of food, but it has regularly fallen short.
Allies of the oil industry have repeatedly sought to overturn it, but have regularly fallen short.
In recent years, price records have regularly fallen for many artists because there's more competition at the top end of the market, not less, as in days past.
He was a huge advocate of Olympic golf and the 37-year-old used these pages in April to offer a fascinating assessment of why the USA have regularly fallen short in the Ryder Cup. Watson believes so much focus is placed upon making that team that when it actually comes to taking on Europe, energy and attention have been lost.
Over the last several years earnings have regularly fallen well below analysts' estimates, eventually leading to the resignation of chief executive John B. McCoy, the latest member of the family dynasty that has run the bank since the 1930s.
It is not just Mr Posen who thought inflation would fall rapidly; the Bank has regularly underestimated the inflation rate in recent years.
The program's average ratings have fallen only slightly from its first season to its current, the third, when it has regularly drawn 15 million viewers per episode.
Starting in the fall "Today," which begins at 7 a.m., will continue until 10 a.m., the first time a network morning program has regularly gone past 9.
Many journalists agreed, but as the inquest drew near, I noticed that British newspapers (several of which had regularly run "Was Diana Murdered?" pieces) suddenly fell into line, and started insisting that the inquest was a waste of time.
