Sentence examples for have begun falling from inspiring English sources

People in Fifa have begun falling out and telling tales on each other.

Many analysts think that the Federal Reserve is ready to soon cut interest rates, and some note that energy prices have begun falling.

The book looks at six essential services that have fallen, or have begun falling, into private hands: the postal service, the railways, water, social housing, electricity supply and the NHS.

There was good news about cancer last week, a report that death rates in the United States have begun falling by 2.1percentt a year, nearly twice the rate of previous declines.

One other aspect of the collapse of anti-Obamacare arguments is worth noting: even fiscal conservatives have begun falling into line.

By Bob Coen GAZOURA, Niger, 3 August 2010 – Much-needed rains have begun falling across this parched West African country, breaking one of the most devastating droughts in memory.

Some of them have been boarded up with plywood; a few are so old they've begun falling apart.

The price soon recovered when those rumors were denied, but in recent days it has begun falling again.

Her life was hard, her diet poor, her hygiene as sketchy as the plumbing, and her hair had begun falling out.

For the first time in recent memory, Rosh Hashana is coming just as the new school year has begun, falling on Thursday and Friday this week.

Oil production has begun falling at all of the major Western oil companies, and they are finding it harder than ever to find new prospects even though they are awash in profits and eager to expand.