Sentence examples for longer fell from inspiring English sources

And even beyond Europe its access to markets would have to be renegotiated if it no longer fell under the EU's trade agreements and regulatory framework.

By the time he did, in August 2004 according to Ms Jowell, he had reclassified it as earnings, paid tax on it, and therefore it no longer fell liable to declaration under the code.

Black Americans no longer fell foul of the law of the land, yet still remained on the wrong side of the law of probabilities: more likely to be arrested, convicted and imprisoned; less likely to be employed, promoted and educated.

Occasionally a visitor would be summoned for an audience and find her crumpled in a big armchair, tears in her eyes, whimpering that her talent had run dry, that young men no longer fell in love with her, that her life had lost its bearings.

And the portion of unemployed Americans out of work for 99 weeks or longer fell to 11.2percentt in January, the lowest level in two years.

This was done daily, up to the moment that the patients were extu-bated or until they no longer fell within the scope of the criteria.

The onus can no longer fall on the coaches.

But their pleas no longer fall on deaf ears.

Although IT spending is no longer falling, it is not rising either.

The dollar's decline means that import prices are no longer falling.

The UK is no longer falling behind these countries, but it has barely gained on them.