Sentence examples for went on falling from inspiring English sources

The resulting credit drought contributed to a catastrophic decline in land prices, which went on falling for 20 years.

Sales went on falling, however, and last month Lebedev decided to turn the Standard into a free paper as well.

According to my father very few people, "really understood what was going on," falling prey to pathetic, ignorant pastimes like watching sports on T.V. or matching their rugs to the curtains.

Though it is interesting that not a one of those believed such magnanimity included allowing Hamas's rockets to go on falling unhindered into Israel.

The Bank of Japan expects prices to go on falling this year.

The Department of Agriculture reckons production will go on falling, by roughly a third over the next decade.

Elsewhere, there is little to celebrate for Trinity Mirror, with the possible exception of Teesside, as sales go on falling away.

But if returns to higher education go on falling as the price rises, will people want more of it or less At present, they seem to want more.

But in June it fell to 32,885, a decrease of 7.5%, and - given the Argus experience - will go on falling in the coming months.

Sport and stars notwithstanding, ratings are likely to go on falling, not just because of new television services, but also because television viewing is falling as children and teenagers increasingly spend time on computer games and the Internet.

Yet Germany's spending on defence has dropped to 1.5% of GDP, much less than Britain's or France's, and if Mr Eichel has his way it will go on falling.