Sentence examples for have instead fallen from inspiring English sources

Many migrants have instead fallen into debt.

The payments have instead fallen by about 4.1 percent per year, according to Richard Larkin, director of credit analysis at Herbert J. Sims & Company.

But as the Japanese economy stalled over the last two decades, prices have instead fallen in the reverse phenomenon, called deflation — the damaging downward spiral in prices that saps corporate profits and wages.

Backers of the euro have instead fallen back to a position of pushing for an early reassessment of the tests and a new judgment call before the next election, expected in 2005.

Far-right candidates such as the Netherland's Geert Wilders and France's Marine Le Pen have instead fallen short in their respective elections, and the AfD is certain to be shut out of any potential coalition government.

Since bottoming out a year after Mr. Obama took office, private-sector employment has risen by 4.6 million; but government employment, which normally rises more or less in line with population growth, has instead fallen by 571,000.

Tarpischev, long the dominant personality in Russian tennis, has instead fallen back on a comeback tale (Kleybanova, once in the top 20, is working her way back from Hodgkin's lymphoma) and on youth (Khromacheva and Gasparyan are teenagers).

The system, which began electronic toll collection on some New Jersey highways in 1998, was supposed to be self-financing, but has instead fallen tens of millions of dollars short of its goal each year.

But with interest rates having instead fallen since 2008 to historic lows, many of these businesses discovered they were sitting on tens of thousands of pounds in losses.

But with interest rates having instead fallen since 2008 to historic lows, many of these businesses have discovered they are now sitting on tens of thousands of pounds in losses.

Then, with the real parties happening at these larger events, letting off steam at the end of a working week has instead fallen into the hands of bars who with 24 hour licenses are able to stick a 'DJ' in the corner, while they continue to sell cheap drinks and offer free entry.