Sentence examples for fall in volume from inspiring English sources

He asked for one held note to rise and fall in volume like a ball thrown in the air.

Now the chants and clapping rise and fall in volume as different sections of the crowd move past the junction with University Street.

The firm's chief executive said the fall in volume was due to higher stamp duty – "an extraordinary attack on buy-to-let landlords" – and the uncertainty caused by the Brexit vote.

There is little indication that companies are unable to finance themselves or that much business has moved offshore.In Italy, by contrast, there has been a sharp fall in volume.

For winter months, the fall in volume is not so great - down 9% over the same period.

A team led by Dr. Bergman analyzed gelada wobbles and found that they rise and fall in volume six to nine times per second (hertz).

That compared with a 6 per cent fall in volumes of margarine over the same period, although that market is still far bigger, at 271 million per kg.

The company (which changed its name from Imperial Tobacco earlier this month) said that withdrawing completely from Syria, where its Gauloises and Gitanes cigarettes have been big sellers, and further disruption to supplies in Iraq, accounted for nearly half the 9.1 per cent fall in volumes in the quarter.

Exports of goods fell in volume terms by almost 14% in the year to February.

The country's fledgling stock market, which had been booming a year ago, has fallen in volume by 95percentt and is at a virtual standstill.

It is also woven into the story much the way that trauma is: as a pulsing, irregular beat a jangly noise that rises and falls in volume and affects everyone who can hear it.