Sentence examples for by around a tenth from inspiring English sources

"It is having a really positive effect on sustaining the stocks," says Mr Gatt.Despite the experiment, the EU was expected this week to reduce days at sea by around a tenth in the North Sea and by more off the west coast of Scotland.

The Baltic Dry Index, which measures demand for the ships that transport bulk goods such as iron ore or coal, fell from 11,793 at the end of May last year to a pitiful 663 in early December.Estimates by the World Trade Organisation suggest that trade volumes will shrink by around a tenth this year.

Mr Carney said that, adjusted for inflation, pay had fallen by around a tenth since the onset of the financial crisis, adding: "To find such a fall in the past, you would have to look back to the early 1920s".

The primary star in the system is also a Delta Scuti variable, undergoing multiple pulsation frequencies, which, combined with the eclipses, causes the system to vary by around a tenth of a magnitude.

The BBC expects to cut the cost of pension payments by around a third following the changes.

Welsh is only spoken by around a sixth of the population of Wales — or some 562,000 people — but enough of those Welsh speakers are tweeting in Welsh to have allowed the researchers to compile a database of source material to use as a jumping off point for more detailed field research.

By shuffling things around, a second hour of comedy could be added to a night anchored by "The Big Bang Theory".

Demand increases by around a fifth every year.

NME's circulation was falling by around a fifth annually.

But it has since resumed falling and is down by around a third in the last four weeks.

Production in the area is still down by around a third.