Sentence examples for fall to almost from inspiring English sources

But while coal provides 25% of the UK's electricity today, it was already set to fall to almost nothing by 2025.

Madrid would have preferred it to fall to almost anyone else: "I didn't have a single shot," recalls Santillana, the centre-forward.

Moreover, it gradually became clear that governments had handed out too many permits, causing their price to fall to almost nothing in the first phase of the scheme, which ends this year.

Conditional cash-transfer schemes like Mexico's Oportunidades and Brazil's Bolsa Família have all but eradicated extreme poverty in those countries.As the numbers of poor fall further, not only will the targets become fewer, but the cost of helping them will fall to almost trivial levels; it would cost perhaps $50m a day* to bring 200m people up above the poverty line.

Mr. Ryan is less clear on the details, but assuming that he would seek to maintain military spending at no less than 3 percent of G.D.P. – which is its lowest level in the postwar period – my colleague James Kwak has projected that the domestic discretionary spending would fall to almost zero in the coming decades (see the charts at the end of this blog post).

The number of overrides has fallen to almost none".

Percentage-wise my business fell to almost zero in 2009 and just kept falling.

And with production long-established, the price of adding weapons has fallen to almost nothing.

THIS week the yen fell to almost ¥127 to the dollar, its lowest level in more than four years.

The contribution of Arab forces has fallen to almost nothing, as the states use their air power to attack Yemen.

Their commissions on trades have fallen to almost nothing, and complaints about Fidelity's tight-fistedness on commissions are common.