Sentence examples for cumulative fall from inspiring English sources

But a cumulative fall in output of 1% is easy to imagine.

The cumulative fall in real earnings now stands at just over 9%, meaning that it is not hyperbole to talk of a lost decade for living standards.

The cumulative fall in the RICS index over the past six months has been the largest since 1988, which heralded a steep fall in house prices.

If so, this housing bust could well see a bigger cumulative fall in prices than the 26% real drop over the five years to 1933.

IHS, a consultancy, reckons the cumulative fall will be 90% by 2025.A study published on April 7th by Rocky Mountain Institute, a think-tank and consultancy, highlights the changes that plunging costs could bring.

He thinks a cumulative fall in home prices of 10% is "very possible".

Figure 2 suggests that the cumulative fall-related fracture incidence in T3 (confirmed) of the Vegetable pattern was higher than T1 or T2.

The cumulative fall-related fracture incidence in T3 (confirmed) of the Vegetable pattern was higher than T1 or T2. Figure 3 shows that the cumulative fracture incidence in T1 (unconfirmed) of the Meat pattern is higher than T2 or T3.

Still, the show's cumulative ratings fall below those of other HBO shows like "Tell Me You Love Me" and "Big Love".

The cumulative ash fall map of Fierstein and Hildreth (1992) shows thicknesses of 200 300 mm in the Kodiak town area on the north eastern part of Kodiak Island.

Unit labour costs have fallen at an annualised 2% rate, the steepest cumulative decline since the 1950s.