Sentence examples for fall of just from inspiring English sources
Economists polled by Reuters had forecast a monthly fall of just 0.2 percent.
The worst slump in decades has so far led to the fall of just one emerging-market government: Latvia's (Iceland's government also collapsed).
By 2017 the average time a newspaper reader will spend browsing will be 18.2 minutes a day, a fall of just 5.4%.
Total physical sales of albums and singles were essentially flat, with a fall of just 0.5%too £514m – mainly thanks to Adele's mega-selling album 25.
A further fall of just over £2,000 in February means that, according to the ONS, the typical UK figure stands just shy of £283,700.
In the same month in 2013, the 11 titles jointly sold 7,596,192 - a 12-month fall of just over 7.5%.
If that occurred it would be a drop far in excess of falls of just 0.2% of all private policy holders in the quarter to December 2015.
The fall of Ramadi, just over 100km west of Iraq's capital, is seen as an embarrassment for the government.
But the judge also heard from those who said they felt that it still fell short of just compensation.
Total public expenditure will still fall to just 36.5 per cent of GDP in 2019-20.
Maybe, just maybe, experts have got it all wrong and the fall of print is just a temporary glitch.
