Sentence examples for drop in bills from inspiring English sources

Outstanding bankers' accept ances fell in September for the first time in seven months, re flecting a large drop in bills created to finance third‐country trade, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported over the weekend.

The main factor behind Ofwat ordering a drop in bills has been the sustained period in low interest rates.

It's an interesting move that probably offered a drop in bill of materials cost for the cameras and offered a broader range of differences between low and high-end models but they do ultimately kind of feel like downgrades to the Hero5 Black and Hero they are replacing in the lineup.

For water and sewage charges, Anglian customers will see the greatest percentage drop in yearly bills, down 10% to an average of £390 by 2019-20.

If Surf City decides to adopt a tiered water budget, conservative customers could see a slight drop in their bills while heavy users could be hit with higher rates.

The president of the Royal Australian College of GPs, Bastian Seidel, said while the figures showed a drop in bulk billing rates, it would likely take another batch of quarterly numbers to get a better picture of what was happening.

The Australian Medical Association has seized on official Medicare figures that show a slight quarterly drop in bulk billing since the Coalition was re-elected, calling it "more than just a blip".

Even a small drop in this bill will mean instant savings for the new company.

The South Korean company is also looking to increase operating profits back above ten percent through the rationalisation of the product line, and the accompanying drop in the bill of materials due to the increased economy of sale of shared parts.

That's because some property owners - including the Mayor - are expecting a drop in their tax bills.

Remember, while revenues might go up in the summer and then drop in the winter, bills including rent, utilities and other fixed costs will remain constant.