Sentence examples similar to a fall in terms from inspiring English sources

A family at the 10th percentile of income in 2004 had an income of $15,600, a fall in real terms of 12% since 1969.

Congress has not increased the funding for TANF in two decades which, thanks to inflation, means a fall in real terms of more than one-third.

Even our figure of 3.8% represents a fall in real terms, since the inflation rate is 4.2%.Spain and Ireland stand out as economies dominated by housing.

"There has been a bit of an edge this week in terms of putting right the things that were a little bit off in those opening two games.

Swinton turned a corner this year in terms of fame, as a result of her Oscar for Michael Clayton.

We know that the city has had a bumper Christmas in terms of footfall and the figures show that the trial has been part of that.

"He's come through a traumatic summer, in terms of the pressure on him.

Meanwhile, Locke is hoping for "a busy summer in terms of trying to get players into the club".

"We had a tumultuous last year in terms of funding.

"My own crude rule of thumb is a 50 50 split in terms of the influence of nature and that of nurture," he says.

Tablet sales for Asus beat analyst expectations, likely as a result of the Google -branded Nexus device, which got an update earlier this week in terms of base storage specs at both price points.