Sentence examples for the steady fall from inspiring English sources

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

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

These provisions add to the wider pressures leading to the steady fall in the proportion of persons in full-time work above the normal pension age.

His opponents point to the steady fall in crime since Michael Howard began locking more people up as home secretary in the mid-1990s.

A member of the large Brazilian Democracy Movement Party, part of which backs the government, would be more cautious, especially if polls show the steady fall in Lula's popularity levelling off.

Despite the steady fall in unemployment as the economy has recovered from its worst recession since the second world war, wage inflation has been modest and earnings are currently growing at an annual rate of 2.5%.

In 1995-96, Britain's emissions of carbon dioxide (by far the most widely produced greenhouse gas) actually rose by 2.9%, almost wiping out the steady falls since 1991.

Nothing was said of Windows Phones' market share in America (around 4% and falling), the steady decline in desktop PC sales, nor the meagre 10,000 apps in the Windows Store, compared to 700,000 available for Android and Apple smartphones.

3 5 Between 1986 and 2006, this steady fall continued for older age groups.

Other notable changes in rates include the continued steady fall in stomach cancer in both men and women; the increase in number of rarer cancers including melanoma, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, kidney, liver and orophaynx in both men and women; the increase in oesophageal cancer particularly in women; and the increase in cancer of the corpus uterus.

Indeed, not only have most Canadians blandly tolerated the latest, relatively modest, decline of their dollar -- popularly known as the "loonie" because the dollar coin bears the image of a common loon on one side -- some are even cheering the currency's steady fall.