Sentence examples for fall in percentage from inspiring English sources

In short, executives say they have learned to live with wild drops they say are largely beyond their control, but are far less comfortable when their stocks fall in percentage terms more than that of business rivals.

The fall for robbery - where force or the threat of it is used - was from 4,899 in 2007 to 2,591 in 2010: a very steep fall in percentage terms.

Simply put, there just isn't much further for the city's housing prices to fall; in percentage terms, it doesn't look as depressed as other (once over-inflated) markets.

An increment in the percentage of total glomerular filtration in the stented kidney as a group was found, while a significant fall in percentage of filtration was found on the controlateral side (Fig. 1).

In London, the FTSE 100 closed down 7.16% at 4079.5 - a 315-point fall - more than wiping out all of yesterday's gains and representing its fifth worst fall ever in percentage terms.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average experienced its biggest points plunge ever, down by 554 points to 7,161 (or 7.2%, the 12th biggest fall ever in percentage terms), twice forcing the New York Stock Exchange to suspend trading.

This represents a 46% fall in the percentage of candidates for the two parties who are women.

This explains the large fall in the percentage of owner-occupiers in London: a drop of 12% between 2004 and 2014 to 27%, which is now smaller than the figure for private renting.

Earlier this year, Boardwatch UK recorded the first fall in the percentage of women on boards since the figures were first complied in 1999.

Wharton also reported a slight fall in the percentage of women enrolled in its full time MBA class of 2016 - down from 42% last year to 40% this year.

Davies and Pomerance [ 11] noted a steady fall in the percentage surface area occupied by nodal cells in histological cross sections from age 30 to age 85 years.