Sentence examples for much further to fall from inspiring English sources

Property has much further to fall.

Having much further to fall, Côte d'Ivoire, west Africa's second-biggest economy, could burn for decades.

Nor does he believe that house prices have much further to fall.

With many sources of mortgage finance evaporating and many unsold homes, prices have much further to fall.

But the property sector, which boomed during the years of easy credit, has much further to fall, analysts say, boding poorly for the banks' near-term prospects.

"Spain was the wild tiger of Europe and had much further to fall when the recession came," says João Talone, a private-equity manager.

Last year, it fell much further, to negative $31 million.

This year's winner was a eulogy to remorse: "If anything I wear my hurt like a comfortable jumper / Knowing there's not much further left to fall …" We learn from the author, Terrianne, that in fact she is in a good place – when you are at the bottom in life, the only way to go is up.

Yet the parties do not agree in the slightest on how much further borrowing ought to fall, or how to bring it down.The Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition came to power in 2010 declaring that deficit reduction was "the most urgent issue facing Britain" and that it should be achieved mostly by cutting spending, not by raising taxes.

But the recession spares little, and now Greece is left to wonder how much further there is to fall.

"But I am still cautioning to wait and see how much further prices will fall, particularly in regions that were most overblown during the housing boom.