Examples of using Fell again in English and their translations into Russian
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European stock indexes fell again on the background of data on GDP growth in the euro area.
The volume of credit in the country, according to the latest data, fell again in November, and since the beginning of the year, there has been practically a zero growth.
The production of cereal crops(mostly paddy rice and maize) fell again in 2005, owing to the effects of hurricanes,
Shanghai index fell again, which continues to point to the instability of the situation on the markets of the country.
The number of demonstrations fell again, from 66 to 50, compared to the number reported for the previous month.
recurrent underinvestment and a sudden pickup in demand reversed the downward trend but prices fell again in 2001.
rose by 3.5% in 1Q09 and fell again by 12% QoQsa in 2Q09(Fig.4).
Emissions of CO2 fell again in 2009 and 2010 as a result of the recession induced by the financial crisis.
Darkness fell again at 6pm and the battle continued until news of the armistice arrived.
and those that were with him, fell again to the earth, for great was their astonishment: for with their own eyes they had beheld an angel of the Lord;
Once more into the Pensieve, then…" And Harry fell again through the silver surface,
closed his eyes and fell again into a deep sleep.
Fig. 5) fell again, indicating sustained hidden unemployment.
After a short period of improvement in 1995-1998, life expectancy fell again after 1998, only to level off in the mid-2000s,
The price of the British pound fell again yesterday against the strengthening of the American currency
President Mario Draghi said the bank needs to Bolhe longer time to understand why inflation fell again in January, as well as to assess the impact of new market turmoil in European.
Private debt fell again, though less than in the previous year, and short-term debt at the end
Despite a short recovery in early 2012, prices fell again in the second quarter of 2012, owing mainly to supply surplus, the expected surge in global stocks and renewed concerns over the Eurozone economy.
rose slightly to 1.84 in 1985-1990 and fell again to 1.81 in 1990-1995.
Although over half of them occurred in the second week of September and the numbers fell again in the second half of the month,