Sentence examples for Fall by 50% from inspiring English sources

One museum which recently introduced a charge of £1 saw its visitors fall by 50%.

According to the analysis by Wood Mackenzie and Greentech Media Research, battery costs will fall by 50% by 2025.

Rights-holder experts suggest that if the Ashes become free-to-view then the value of this deal could fall by 50%.

Sales growth is slowing, and even Ericsson, the industry leader, has seen its share price fall by 50% in the past year.

Also, the prospect of a tourist boom, once prices in Greece fall by 50% relative to Italy, Spain and other popular destinations will go a long towards supporting the Greek economy.

The IMF reckoned nearly three years ago that it would fall by 50%; some economists thought it would fall by even more.Such a depreciation would restore Greek competitiveness with a bang, helping to lure tourists and boost exports.

The World Bank estimates UK trade with the EU in goods and services could fall by 50% and 62% respectively if no trade deal is agreed after Brexit, against 12%and16%6% if the UK stays in the single market through a Norway-style agreement.

Mr. Margolin added that a leveraged fund could fall by 50percentt more than one that does not use this strategy.

"Moore's Law is working for us," Mr. Bose said, referring to the observation that the general cost of processing tends to fall by 50percentt every 18 months.

SeaWorld, which has 11 parks across the US, saw its stock fall by 50 per cent in the wake of the 2013 documentary Blackfish, which accused the company of systematically mistreating its orcas.

"However, if interest rates rise too rapidly, capital flows to developing countries could fall by 50 percent or more for several months – potentially provoking a crisis in some of the more vulnerable economies".