Sentence examples for fall by a fifth from inspiring English sources

By 2020 the army's strength is due to fall by a fifth to 82,000, its lowest level for centuries.

The sharp fall in inflation reflects the fact that households' energy costs, whose steep increase in 2006 did much to drive up overall inflation, are forecast to fall by a fifth in the year to early 2008.

Before anyone had even walked through the door to take the new test, the Department for Work and Pensions had already suggested that successful claimants would drop by 600,000 and spending would fall by a fifth.

The latest cuts come into force on Monday, when the maximum cost of making a call will fall by a fifth to 24 euro cents a minute or just over 20p, plus the VAT rate applicable in the relevant EU country.

The overall number of undergraduates will fall by a tenth.

Spending on the arts will fall by a third.

UTV Media saw operating profits across its TV operations fall by a third yearto £6.5m.

One is that child poverty will probably fall by a third.

In April he predicted house prices could fall by a third.

Criminal solicitor fees are due to fall by a second tranche of 8.75%.

The population has been falling since 2005, and its working-age population could fall by a third by 2050.