Sentence examples for in light of falling from inspiring English sources

Gulf Canada's stock has been hit hard in the last month as the company's high debt load looks unappealing in light of falling oil prices.

At a news conference in New York, Manuel Azpurua Arreaza, Venezuela's Finance Minister, said his country reserved the right to reopen talks in light of falling oil prices.

In light of falling rents, she is asking $2,600 for her apartment, $400 less than she received in the winter.

Other investors may sell to cover losses in other markets, or to rebalance their portfolios in light of falling share and bond prices, or to avoid the wrath of America's politicians, who have vowed to crack down on "speculation".

In the runup to the announcement of the Fits cuts, climate minister Greg Barker told the Guardian that Britain had underestimated the potential of solar energy and in light of falling prices he hoped to find "new pathways" for supporting large-scale solar developments.

"As a result of this assessment, in light of falling passenger numbers and the current economic climate, service X32 will be withdrawn from September 2012.

He urged universities to "deliver realistic and affordable pay settlements in the light of falling inflation", which will disappoint the lecturers' union which rejected a 0.3% pay rise offered by university employers last month.

The Canadian screenwriter and director said many of the established rules of big-budget showbusiness should be re-examined in the light of falling box-office receipts and the recent scandalous claims and revelations about the enduring influence of the casting couch.

The UAE still has a long way to go to become a model of modern business practice.JOHN CASHIN Hamilton, Bermuda SIR – Your piece looked at the broader taxation options available to Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) government's in the light of falling budgetary revenue from oil exports.

In light of the falling response rates in surveys, such as ours in the UK 21 and elsewhere, 22 it is important to consider whether traditional epidemiological methods are the best approaches to take in future.

B. tryoni and B. neohumeralis are identified by a morphological difference in the colour of the humeral calli and a behavioural difference in time of mating: B. tryoni mates in a narrow window of falling light intensity at dusk, whereas B. neohumeralis mates in bright light during the middle of the day [ 4– 6].