Sentence examples for have fallen continuously from inspiring English sources
That's one reason real earnings have fallen continuously for four years, the longest decline in living standards since the 1870s.
First, interest rates have fallen continuously: in the early 1990s, mortgages came at an annual cost of 12% or more; now they come at rates of less than 3%.
As Tonry (2005, p. 1) observes, "conspicuous by its absence in western criminology is a literature on why crime rates have fallen continuously in some countries and intermittently in others since the early to mid-1990s".
Since 1970, manufacturing's share of employment in the UK has fallen continuously from 32% to just over 10%.
Meanwhile, new export orders received by manufacturers rose slightly, having fallen continuously since June.
On the contrary, the share of rail transport which had dominated freight transport for more than a century has fallen continuously since the 1950s.
Mitsubishi Motors' sales in Japan have fallen almost continuously since it admitted in the summer of 2000 to systematically hiding problems with its vehicles to avoid costly recalls.
Next is usually regarded as the most well-run fashion retailer in Britain whereas M&S's clothing sales have fallen almost continuously for years.
Many people consider the very practice of payday loans predatory due to the high fees and interest rates, and some users have fallen into pits of continuously taking out new payday loans in order to repay their previous loans, so you want to be certain you can pay the loan back within the time frame.
