Sentence examples for to fall very from inspiring English sources

Mind you, inflation was a lot higher at 4.9% (albeit, about to fall very sharply).

"When it fell, it seemed to fall very slowly, then the smoke and flames erupted.

In such a system it might not be possible to fall very far but also it would be impossible to rise anywhere.

It's about turning their necks in a certain direction, and then having two guys with a rope wrapped around the front two legs — they pull the rope, and then it allows them to fall very painlessly onto a bedded mulch base, so they're falling into a soft surface.

The decision to ban Politwoops, then, seems to fall very far from Twitter's ideals.

Observing the projection in Figure 2, two samples ("Tempio Rotondo" and itNM1) are seen to fall very close to known marbles (Pentelic and Piastra Ravaccione, respectively), while all the remaining ones are mapped onto "empty" regions of space.

The fact that most books fall very close to the 45 degree line indicates that books that sell well are likely to be followed by books with comparably strong sales.

MP3 and AAC SDGs fall very close to the Imperceptible region, whereas the proposed ATFT SDGs are spread out between −0.53 to −2.27.

The whole and acid-soluble samples fall very closely to the filtrate: retentate 75:25 sample, which approximates the relative proportions of the filtrate and retentate in the acid-soluble sample (Figure 1).

Based on our current results we believe that this can improve significantly the overall coverage of the WSN, since it is often the case in random deployments that sensor nodes fall very close to each other.

For a well-calibrated prediction, all points should fall very close to the firstbisector.