Sentence examples for fall of about from inspiring English sources
Imports also fell for the month by 16.1% in yuan terms, compared with forecasts for a fall of about 12%.
But the tightening of controls at the Chinese border led to a fall of about 44 percent from the previous year in the number of refugees reaching South Korea in 2012.
The projected cuts represent a fall of about 12% in overall staff numbers over four years, an 8% cut in officer numbers with one in six civilian staff losing their jobs, Acpo said.
Since he took on responsibility for overhauling the welfare state in 2010, Mr Duncan Smith has seen the number of people on Jobseekers' Allowance fall by almost 700,000, nearly halving the 2010 figure, but the numbers on ESA have stayed stubbornly high at more than 2.5 million, a fall of about 90,000.
The Bradford-based company's Christmas trading figures were slightly better than analysts' forecasts, which had been predicting a fall of about 3.8%.
It has a total fall of about 500 feet (150 metres).
Iceland's fall in GDP of about 12% was around half as short as that seen in Greece since 2008".
It starts with a leap from a cornice and a free-fall of about 12 feet.
The Telegraph and Independent bothexperienced small falls of about 3% to 4.4m and 2.4m respectively.
The value of remittances from the UK will fall by the equivalent of $1.4bn of spending in developing countries, with India and Nigeria experiencing falls of about $370m each.
Kenneth Heinz, president of Hedge Fund Research, told the Guardian that he expected the world's leading funds to report falls of about 2.5% in September, the biggest slide since May 2010.
