Sentence examples for slight falling from inspiring English sources

The number of such shipments rose from 3m in 1980 to 12.3m in 2006, before the downturn caused a slight falling back.

Though there is a slight falling off at the end, a toying with sentimentality in the book's final pages, it's clear that with "Freedomland," Mr. Price has written his most powerful novel yet, a novel that in wrestling with what Tom Wolfe calls the "rude beast" of millennial America, holds up a dark mirror to our times.

If anything, there is a slight falling off in sustained comic writing when Boot gets to Ishmaelia; plot takes over as Waugh explains how William accidentally stumbles on his scoop, and the introduction of some love interest – in the form of the Garbo-esque young German woman Kätchen – is the one mis-step in the book.

The values for glucose and glycerol fell rapidly over the first hour and then leveled out, with a slight falling trend.

The slight falling nature of the Thai low (21) tone (which is also traditionally classed as a level tone) may not be as salient, given that it was predominantly mapped to native level rather than native falling tones.

When I asked Conran if he would like to contribute a comment to this piece, he said: "We had a slight falling-out.

As always, there was a slight falling-off from picture to picture, until we could more or less predict that the next one was going to break even or lose money - so we never made the next one.

Analysts had been expecting a slight fall to 435,000.

Savers will have welcomed another slight fall in official inflation figures this week.

American officials reported a slight fall in the purity of Colombian cocaine.

A slight fall in the polls subsequently moved them to send mixed signals.