Sentence examples for is falling well from inspiring English sources
verb
To move downwards. intransitive
But it is already clear that the Everglades project is falling well short of what was first envisaged.
He estimated that mass-market carmakers in Europe were collectively losing as much as 5 billion euros a year, mostly because demand is falling well short of supply.
After it closed, King-Harbor maintained a clinic that set a target of 190,000 visits a year, but it is falling well below that goal.
The economic consequences for Fox could be significant because the show is falling well short of the rating it guaranteed advertisers this season.
This suggests that Mr Abe's monetary arrow is falling well short of his target to reach 2% in 2015-16 even after an extra round of easing announced in late October.
Two years after NATO vowed to improve its military forces, the organization is falling well short of its goals, leaving a yawning gap between the United States and its European allies.
The ground is sinking in California, streams are being depleted, the water table is falling, wells are running dry, the quality of water is degrading," Famiglietti told VICE News.
But they are falling well short of true globalisation, and the favoured models have inherent limitations.
Wray gave us instructions on how to access the abandoned city-hall subway station while, outside, the temperature was falling well below freezing.
The taxes on those bonuses, in turn, are falling well short of expectations, widening the state's budget deficit by the day.
At some point Congress is going to have to face the fact that gas-tax revenues are falling well short of the nation's transportation needs, and that new money must be found.
