Sentence examples for prolonged fall from inspiring English sources

In January 2012, following a prolonged fall in sales, it was reduced from daily to weekly status.

The impact of the decision was felt across regional markets as investors fretted about a prolonged fall in demand from the world's second biggest economy.

Rob Carnell, UK economist at ING, described the prolonged fall in unemployment as "a miracle" ahead of a likely triple-dip recession.

In the UK, the latest data showed pay growth has finally started to outpace inflation following a prolonged fall in living standards.

Copper continued to provide the great bulk of export earnings, but prices fluctuated erratically and suffered a prolonged fall in 1975.

The active strain alone caused a second and prolonged fall in platelet numbers, from approximately 16 h to 21 days after injection.

The rain was unusually prolonged, falling on 23 days out of 31, a four-decade record.

In fact manufacturers are creating a supply glut that will only help prolong falling prices for the rest of the world.

Reflecting fears that the recession will be prolonged, oil fell more than $1 on the NYMEX.

prolonged the decline of latency to fall off the rod.

2 10–12 Patterns that can be characterised as sleep problems include a range of behaviours such as frequent and long nocturnal awakenings, being nursed to sleep, taking prolonged periods to fall asleep, sharing a bed with the parent and only taking short naps during the day.