Sentence examples for started to fall and from inspiring English sources

The rate at which employment is increasing has started to fall and we won't see a sustained recovery in the jobs market until our economy starts to grow".

But about 18 months ago, it started to fall, and the currency remains too cheap relative to the dollar, according to the Congressional Research Service.

It was the highest monthly figure recorded since November 2007, shortly after the property market peaked and house prices started to fall, and a marked contrast to the 8,500 loans granted in January 2009.

Over the past few weeks the predicted number has started to fall (and most now expect economic growth of only 4% this year).

From 1951 to 1961 the population of the inner districts of the county started to fall, and the population grew only in eight of the suburban outer districts.

(Those rents were negotiated before commodity prices started to fall, and will presumably drop).

But as the temperatures start to fall and red wine season begins, is a little vino before bed really going to wreck our rest?

Tesco is enjoying an even frothier start to 2015 and it's our best buy to date.

There were subtractions in 2009 and additions in the off-season, a sluggish start to 2010 and a surge in the second half of the season.

Wiggins, the 32-year-old Team Sky leader, has had a dream start to 2012 and is seeking his first Tour victory.

Great start to 2015!" AND FINALLY.