Sentence examples for well falling from from inspiring English sources

As a stock, Nasdaq hasn't performed very well, falling from $15 a share on the first day of trading, on July 1, to $7.50 on Friday.

Its market value has collapsed as well, falling from its $50 billion peak a year ago to just over $2 billion after London trading today.

But flows of foreign direct investment to developing countries held up fairly well, falling only from $240 billion to $225 billion, according to UNCTAD.True, some firms have made high-profile decisions to reduce foreign investments.

The stock has also suffered a steep decline as well, falling by more than 40% from its June high of $172.99.

"The U.S. economy looks as though it may well be falling from the high wire of a sustainable economic recovery," wrote John H. Makin, an economist at the American Enterprise Institute, earlier this month, soon after the Fed reduced the federal funds rate to 1.25percentt from 1.75percentt.

You might well fall out with them from time to time, but, like the Hutterites, you are bound together by mutual obligation and densely interwoven relationships.

The dollar might well fall.

It may just as well have fallen from the sky.

At the scene, there was no armored car, and the money may as well have fallen from the sky, said Mr. Fuhr, a retired computer analyst.

Last Sunday, as "60 Minutes" prepared to broadcast its Woodward interview, the historian Niall Ferguson wrote in The New York Times that it was "chilling" to look at polls showing that the number of Americans who think the situation in Iraq was going well had fallen from 85percentto35percentcent in only a year, with half of Americans already wanting some troop withdrawal.

"Slow Fade" was written in the "light of the well publicised falls from grace of several high profile church leaders".