Sentence examples for a fall in number from inspiring English sources

(A fall in number of yuan that a dollar buys obviously means that it is getting stronger against the dollar).

Katon says his plaintiffs, who include the council of imams in New Jersey, have noted a fall in number of devotees coming to pray after learning that their places of worship featured on NYPD lists.

Both schools have seen a fall in numbers of students on their respective rolls.

"We saw a rise in numbers earlier in the year; we saw a fall in numbers across the summer," he said.

The holly blue and red admiral were among the species that did not fare as well, with a fall in numbers for both species compared to 2012.

The Scottish Conservatives, however, said they had warned that charging high fees to students fromelsewhere in the UK to study in Scotland while Scottish and EU students paid nothing would lead to a fall in numbers.

Although there appears to be a fall in numbers, it is not rapid enough to trigger the vulnerability criteria.

The faecal flora changes markedly with age mostly by a fall in numbers of bifidobacteria [ 55].

An early study of children with acute gastroenteritis demonstrated alkalinisation of stool pH, likely due to the decrease in bacterial metabolites (SCFAs) and a fall in numbers of Bacteroides, Bifidobacterium, Lactobacillus and Eubacterium.

She says that over the past few years, workloads have increased due to rising numbers of frail elderly patients and a fall in the number of OTs.

For several months it has reported a fall in the number of properties coming on to the market while buyer numbers have risen since the referendum.