Sentence examples for steady fall in from inspiring English sources

Is it fair to blame Brexit for the steady fall in UK business investment in 2018?

One is the steady fall in the euro, a victim of the crisis (see article).

"More recent trends have seen a steady fall in the use of cannabis, amphetamines, and more recently, ecstasy," she said.

Several economists expressed dismay at the figures, which defied expectations that a steady fall in the dollar's value would by now have started to reverse the trade flows.

The government said there had been a steady fall in the number of households affected, with 24,000 fewer claimants affected than in May.

In the last five years, just about all of them have thrown their hats and helmets in the air to celebrate a steady fall in crime.

The jobless rate dipped to 11.2% from 11.3% in January, continuing a slow but steady fall that began in late 2013.

All of these changes may have contributed to some degree to the steady fall of episiotomy rates in Catalonia.

The result is a steady falling off in the quality of the wares produced -- a falling off which we detect distinctly in the case of Mr. TAYLOR -- and a preference then arises for the more carefully manufactured wares of some one else -- like BOUCICAULT for instance, who rarely hurries his work.

Wednesday's developments, which could see her face trial, are the latest chapter in the steady fall from grace of Princess Cristina and her husband, Iñaki Urdangarin, a fall that helped to push approval ratings for Spain's royal family to record lows and is widely believed to be one of the reason's behind Juan Carlos's abdication this month.

Deterioration in the environment - notably air pollution, soil erosion, and the steady fall of the water table, especially in the North - is another long-term problem.