Sentence examples for fall below in from inspiring English sources

More specifically, each agent faces an allocation rule contingent on whether his and his rival's types fall below, in or above the (endogenously determined) subset of types that obtain their reservation utility.

In total, CO2 emissions from the burning of fossil fuels have increased by 41 per cent between 1990 and 2008, yet global emissions in 1990 are the reference level set by the Kyoto Protocol, which countries are trying to fall below in terms of their own emissions.

In order to cover a wide slenderness range, several yield stresses are considered, falling below, in-between and above the lowest and highest critical buckling stresses.

That means they fell below in importance the last listed category: "No Major Challenges" (which came in at 2percentt).

He also said he expected interest rates in South Korea to fall below 10percentt in the second half of this year, after the redemption early next month of bonds issued by the ailing Daewoo Group.

Cancer survival estimates in England currently fall below those in many European countries.

Average winter temperatures vary between -3C and -20C, but can fall below -45C in the mountain regions in Tajikistan.

Cancer survival estimates in England currently fall below those in many European countries across most cancer types (Berrino et al, 2007; Richards, 2007; Verdecchia et al, 2007).

World economic growth will likely fall below 3% in 2001, from 4%-plus in 2000.

But be aware that in a ferocious bear market for bonds, such issues could fall below par in price.

This doesn't mean that Ultrabooks won't fall below $1,000 in the next year or so.