Sentence examples for picture of falling from inspiring English sources
The overall picture of falling returns is consistent with a rise in the supply of highly educated workers in the last two decades.
The report says many developers face a "gloomy picture of falling sales" and are "perhaps starting to become uncomfortable with the emerging situation".
The latest labour market figures due on Wednesday are expected to reinforce the picture of falling youth unemployment and rising vacancies.
That is a break with Anglicanism's familiar role as the undemanding "default mode" of faith for a secular country.The Church of England's own number-crunchers confirm the picture of falling attendance at Sunday services in mainstream churches.
"Illustrations," Updike once confessed, in a sentence whose shifting tenses conflate past with present, "affected me more strongly than reality; a picture of falling snow, for example, whether in black-and-white line drawing or blurry four-color reproduction, moves me more than any actual storm".
Such pictures also convey "a useful moral" by showing "the blank horror and reality of war, in opposition to its pageantry," as Gardner wrote in a text accompanying O'Sullivan's picture of fallen Confederate soldiers, their agonized faces clearly visible.
Mounted on one rider's motorcycle is a picture of fallen New York City firefighter Thomas Kelly.
When Kathleen Jackson felt like she couldn't pedal her bicycle any longer, she grabbed for a picture of fallen Burbank Police Officer Matthew Pavelka hanging around her neck for inspiration.
Those pictures of falling bodies from 9/11 were repeated so often it is sometimes hard to remember that they were not from an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie.
Pictures rained down on viewers and readers of snowbound Saratoga Springs or Syracuse, where you can always get pictures of falling snow, or of the icy misery in Boston, where winter is always miserable.
As the underlying cause of a fall is complex and often multifactorial in nature, the variables from one or two tasks can only reflect a partial picture of fall, which oversimplifies geriatric fall risk and limits the accuracy of the fall assessment model.
