Examples of using Continued to fall in English and their translations into Slovak
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Ratings continued to fall.
The survey's employment index for the region continued to fall.
The dollar continued to fall.
But that risked even greater losses if shares continued to fall.
Inflation continued to fall.
While most European countries have already overcome the crisis and the related recession,prices of Croatian properties continued to fall in 2013.
Prices in Dubai continued to fall.
Employment continued to fall, but at the slowest rate for a year-and-a-half.
Nevertheless, the prices continued to fall.
Both companies continued to fall Wednesday, with Match Group dropping nearly 6% and IAC falling just over 2%.
However, the currency continued to fall.
Yet for 800 years, it continued to fall at the rate of almost two millimeters a year until the heavy bells were removed, and it was anchored into the ground.
In 2009 country's GDP continued to fall.
Mobile termination rates(MTRs) continued to fall(by 18.4% compared to 14.8% in 2008), but still with significant discrepancies between Member States(Figure 3).
Provisions for loan losses continued to fall in 2005.
The price of oil collapsed in 2014 and continued to fall through 2015 and into 2016, ultimately stymying economic growth in Alaska.
July's PMI survey suggests more of the same at the start of the third quarter as output, orders,exports and employment continued to fall last month.
Gasoline prices continued to fall last week.
But even the UK's largely unchanged share of production concealed considerable internal restructuring:the production of domestic motor vehicle manufacturers continued to fall, while production in Japanese transplants rose sharply.
Prices of housing property continued to fall also at the end of last year.
After 30 minutes, cortisol levels continued to fall, but not as quickly.
Total new orders- from China and abroad- continued to fall, indicating their domestic demand remains soft, despite a flurry of growth-boosting measures over the past year.
For more than a century after that the population of the island continued to fall only to begin growing again in the s.
Labour market disparities across Member States and the euro area continued to fall from very high levels, with unemployment rates moving closer to pre-crisis levels.
For more than a century afterward, the population of the island continued to fall only to begin growing again in the 1960s.
At the same time,the asylum recognition rate across the EU and Schengen-associated countries continued to fall for all Western Balkan visa-free citizens, indicating that the overwhelming majority of applications remained manifestly unfounded.
The employment ratereached 76.5% in 2014 while the unemployment rate continued to fall, to 6%, and is projected to decline further in 2015.
Most job creation occurred in services(+1.4%), followed by industry(+0.7%),while jobs in agriculture continued to fall(-2.6%), also explaining part of the decline of self-employment.
Within the UK, a major internal change took place:the production of domestic motor vehicle manufacturers continued to fall, while production in foreign- in particular Japanese- transplants rose sharply.
Furthermore, in 2008 carbon dioxide emissions from fuel combustion dropped for the first time,and between 2008 and 2012 these emissions continued to fall by an average of 0.6 per cent per year, which was also much better than the period 2004-2007, during which emissions increased by an average of 2.7 per cent per year.