Sentence examples for be a fall of from inspiring English sources
If protected areas continue to be protected, the OBR calculated that spending by other departments would fall from £3,020 per person in 2009-10 to £1,290 per person by 2019-20 (all in 2014-15 prices), which would be a fall of 57.3%.
He warned there could be a fall of "biblical" proportions if the vote is for Brexit.
Even with expanded training places there would need to be a fall of around 60% in applications for the proposed changes to see unfilled nurse training places.
Governments learnt this lesson too late when they suddenly found themselves with rising deficits or, in the case of the United Arab Emirates, with what is believed to be a fall of 75% in foreign-currency reserves.
Analysts were similarly bullish about the prospects for profit growth at the start of 2012; the outcome is likely to be a fall of 0.5%.This is part of a long-established game played in the stockmarket.
BT shares have recently performed strongly; its guidance in 2011 for revenue growth of 2% in 2013 is now expected to be a fall of 4.5%; investing in new areas like sports rights could put pressure on its cash flow; and it is more difficult to cut costs.
This looks to be a 2010 wave.
It will be a 1950s themed wedding.
It can't be a 90/10 proposition".
Technically, it's a fall of -0.0069%.
