Sentence examples for falling from a peak from inspiring English sources

However, subscription rates are falling from a peak of 12m in 2010 to 10.2m at the close of 2011.

But South Africa's economy was already slowing down before the crisis hit, the report says, falling from a peak of 5.5% in 2007 to 3.7% in 2008.

In 1983, however, the prospects for oil and gas were good, while the gold price was falling from a peak it hit in 1980.

The share of billionaire wealth from rent-rich industries in emerging markets is now falling, from a peak of 76% in 2008 to 58% today.

Owner-occupation in Britain has been in steep decline since lenders began offering buy-to-let mortgages, falling from a peak of 70% in 2005 to below 65% this year.

It has been one of the most volatile weeks ever for Chinese stocks, with at one point losses reaching 30% since the markets started falling from a peak in mid June.

But the stock has fallen from a peak of $89 a year ago to $7.68 today in New York.

Its shares have fallen from a peak of over £17 a year ago to less than 500p.

This latter figure has fallen from a peak of 70 in March 2015.

The number of exhibitors fell from a peak of 2,337 to 550.

Sales have fallen from a peak of 30,000 in July 2006 to 23,500 for the last six months of 2008.