Sentence examples for fallen from a high from inspiring English sources

That year-to-year rise has fallen from a high of 11.4 percent in January.

Google's market share in search has fallen from a high of around 80% to around 50% today.

The company's stock has fallen from a high of $28.38 in the last year to close at $22.07 on Thursday.

The news hit Apple's shares, which have fallen from a high of $702.10 in September ahead of the iPhone's launch.

The average daily inmate populations have steadily fallen, from a high of about 21,400 in 1992 to fewer than 14,000 in recent years.

Mr Abe's administration has talked down the yen, which has fallen from a high of ¥77 to the dollar last autumn to ¥101.8 this week.

The proportion of people living with HIV, meanwhile, has fallen from a high of 10% in the late 1990s to 6% in 2012.

Its stock has fallen from a high of more than $20 a share shortly after its initial public offering in 1999 to $1.56 a share yesterday.

Liberty's stock is in the doldrums, having fallen from a high of $29.21 on March 31, 2000, to close last Friday at $8.82.

She says fixed-rate bonds have fallen from a high of 3.65% earlier in the year, to the current level of 3.10% for one year.

Beset by ever-increasing competition In neighboring states, New Jersey's casino revenues have fallen from a high of $5.2bn in 2006 to $2.86bn last year.