Sentence examples for have kept falling from inspiring English sources

Even though these bonds have generally been acquired at points of weakness, market prices have kept falling over the past year.

A paragraph which invites comparison between Chaplin, Napoleon and Jesus ends with the sentence: "Where did Christ end, and Chaplin begin?' The answer is surely that whereas Jesus walked on water, Chaplin would have kept falling in.

But that cannot explain why rates have kept falling long after such an effect should have tapered off, or why crime rates in Britain, where abortion has been legal for longer, began falling later.

The previous poll had been the lowest rating Marist had recorded n the 27 years it has been surveying opinion of New York governors, and the numbers have kept falling.

Despite a lack of competition, prices of Blu-ray players have kept falling, though nowhere near as fast as they did when Toshiba's players continually undercut Sony's offerings by several hundred dollars.Six months ago, you had to pay over $600 for a half decent Blu-ray player.

He hasn't explained how unemployment rates have kept falling all these years, while labor costs have yet to explode.

Unemployment has kept falling and employment rising.

He pointed out that the Energy Department's projection of emissions in 2020 was lower in 2008 than in 2007, and has kept falling.

Bank lending to small companies has kept falling since the crisis, despite official urging, and interest rates for small business loans are persistently higher than for big ones (see chart).

The Mexican government has tried to halt the devaluation of its currency by regularly auctioning hundreds of millions of dollars in an effort to stabilize the situation — but the peso has kept falling.

Heat lamps, so far, have kept fall's chill at bay.