Sentence examples for fall from a peak of from inspiring English sources

This is a significant fall from a peak of 1,941 in 2008.

This maintains a steady fall from a peak of 48.4% in 1990.

Not bad for a firm that had seen its market capitalisation fall from a peak of $250 billion to less than $2 billion two years later.

We expect the year-on-year rate of core inflation to fall from a peak of around 2% in late 2011 to 1¼% in late 2012.

Overall, the UN calculated that the total potential output of Andean cocaine was 655 tonnes in 2003 a big fall from a peak of 950 tonnes in 1996.Yet in both Peru and Bolivia, the drug warriors now face troubling new trends.

The bank's figures show only a small drop in the number of those who make less than $2 a day, from 2.59 billion in 1981 to 2.44 billion in 2008 (though the fall from a peak of 2.92 billion in 1999 has been more impressive).

But the stock has fallen from a peak of $89 a year ago to $7.68 today in New York.

The number of exhibitors fell from a peak of 2,337 to 550.

This latter figure has fallen from a peak of 70 in March 2015.

Sales have fallen from a peak of 30,000 in July 2006 to 23,500 for the last six months of 2008.

New infections have also fallen, from a peak of 3.2m in 1997 to 2.7m last year.