Sentence examples for largely falling from inspiring English sources

After several years during which they were largely falling in real terms, they are now clawing back some of the lost ground.

Oh, and the cuts that aren't falling on investment in physical capital are largely falling on human capital, that is, education.

With sobering questions on the material's full context largely falling on deaf ears, the group was free to editorialise the scene as it pleased: "collateral murder".

Yet results are getting worse, both in absolute terms and relative to other countries in South-East Asia.Thailand's own ombudsman reported earlier this year that, despite the extra cash, the national standardised examination results show that students' scores in the core subjects of English, maths and science have been largely falling.

As much as the show is an ensemble piece, it's no surprise that Maura is the talking point and not just because of that punning title: the history of transgender representation on screen is an ignominious one, with transgender characters over the decades largely falling into the categories of, as Soloway notes, "victim or villain".

The vast majority have failed, with votes largely falling along partisan lines in the Republican-controlled Congress.

As the day progressed, the rest largely fell into place.

Calls for austerity have largely fallen on deaf ears.

The Shining Path movement largely fell apart afterward.

And yet they have largely fallen into line.

Once common in home fruit gardens, the quince has largely fallen out of favour.