Sentence examples for has slowly fallen from inspiring English sources

In real effective terms, it has slowly fallen by some 20% since its recent peak in 2002.

In recent weeks the greenback has slowly fallen and the likely path of interest rates suggests there is more weakness to come.

Once considered a model for a multiethnic state, it has slowly fallen apart over its founding concept, that it was fundamentally meant for the majority, Macedonians mostly of Slavic descent.

That may be so (I don't know that I buy all of his points), but as a whole, the BlackBerry platform has slowly fallen out of limelight.

Pick: 49ers Lions (4-4) at Vikings (5-4) Sunday, 1 p.m. Line: Lions by 1 The Lions have been working on crawling out of an early hole while the Vikings have slowly fallen back to earth.

Ms. Perry, a 45-year-old child services professional who brought the case with her partner, Sandra B. Stier, 47, and a male couple, recounted how she had slowly fallen in love with Ms. Stier.

Yesterday Mr Kaloyev's brother said that in the months before the murder Vitali had slowly fallen apart, despite support from his sisters, and the traditional, strong family ties of Caucasus society.

They have slowly fallen into the relegation zone, a situation which led to the club sacking manager Guy Poyet recently.

While rates of lung cancer have slowly fallen for men - records between 2003 and 2012 show a dramatic rise in the disease for women in Wales.

There are indications that the standards have slowly fallen.

In addition, the number of prisoners who are granted compassionate release has slowly been falling for the last five years, because – as Jason and his family found out – prison policy only allows prisoners to apply for release once they've been given three months to live.