Sentence examples for fall of more than from inspiring English sources

Scotland's police forces recorded 514 incidents in 2011-12, a 21% fall on the previous year and a fall of more than 50% on 2006-07.

And who would have guessed that we would have a fall of more than 50percentt in the broad stock indexes or that oil would triple in price and then fall by more than $100 a barrel?

Both groups outperformed the national average, a fall of more than 4%.

* On 17 May 1996 a fall of more than 20 small fish was witnessed at Hatfield in Hertfordshire.

The Sun on Sunday and the Sunday edition of the Daily Star recorded a circulation fall of more than 12%.

The unsurprising response by investors was a fall of more than 8% in the company's stock price.

Ark's figures showed seven of the 10 largest academy chains registering falls of more than this figure.

Last week, rival Publicis Groupe reported a first-quarter revenue falls of more than 6% in its European and UK operations.

Against an average fall in England of 8.3% in applications, London institutions ranged from increases of over 200% to falls of more than 40%.

Canada fell by 1.52 million to 16.6 million and the UK, Norway and Russia all saw falls of more than 100,000 users, the site said.

In Greater London, the drop was 1.3% to an average asking price of £606,826, and other parts of the south all saw falls of more than 1%.