Sentence examples for considerably falling from inspiring English sources

In the first three months of the year, for instance, sales of the iPad tablet, at 16.4m units, slowed considerably – falling by 16% – and it was no longer selling out.

By 2008, Mexico's position had weakened considerably, falling to seventh at 3.2% (Kehoe and Ruhl 2010).

Their productivity is also typically low (<0.3 g/h), which considerably falls short of the production rates typically required in clinical studies and industry.

Since the propensity to fall increases the risk of fracture and other injuries considerably, falls prevention is widely considered to be the most essential element when planning effective injury and fracture prevention programs for the elderly population [ 3, 6- 8].

The pH of textile wastewater was in the range of 10.0 11.5 before treatment and after treatment reduced considerably and fall in the range of 6.5 7.00.

Qu Hongbin, Chief Economist for China at HSBC said "Domestic demand slowed considerably and fell below 50 for the first time since April 2014.

My voiced concerns regarding homelessness and insolvency went considerably beyond probable, falling to the far side of remotely possible.

This is certainly a 'risk-off' environment, and the FTSE is falling considerably faster than it did during last week's meandering drift downward.

Ferry services have been considerably disrupted and falling trees have caused some problems on roads and railways.

However, this type of weapon is less effective at greater distances from the target, with projectile velocity falling considerably beyond 20 40 m.

Aman delivered its warning to Israeli commanders just nine and a half hours before the outbreak of hostilities, falling considerably short of the expected 24 48 hours warning period.