Sentence examples for to be a fall from inspiring English sources

as falls in debt levels cannot happen quickly, the trigger for the next crisis is likely to be a fall in asset prices.

Over time, though, the droning voices of critics (this one among them) and unpaid viewers lamenting what seemed to be a fall from greatness have grown quieter.

Even with expanded training places there would need to be a fall of around 60% in applications for the proposed changes to see unfilled nurse training places.

A KNEE-GRAZING leather skirt, longer and fuller than a pencil skirt, is proving to be a fall statement piece, a look that leans more toward lady than rock 'n' roll.

Governments learnt this lesson too late when they suddenly found themselves with rising deficits or, in the case of the United Arab Emirates, with what is believed to be a fall of 75% in foreign-currency reserves.

Analysts were similarly bullish about the prospects for profit growth at the start of 2012; the outcome is likely to be a fall of 0.5%.This is part of a long-established game played in the stockmarket.

This looks to be a 2010 wave.

"There's going to be a Christmas this year".

This is going to be a Thanksgiving to remember.

Tax reform, he says, "has to be a 2013 discussion".

"I knew it was going to be a 50-50 call.