Sentence examples for falling to roughly from inspiring English sources

But its shares have struggled, falling to roughly $8 from a peak in the last year of more than $12.

British mothers now get nine months of paid leave, but only six weeks of that is on full pay, falling to roughly a third of the average wage after that.

A new study shows that the rate of American service members with signs of coronary artery disease has declined sharply in the last half century, falling to roughly 1 in 10 military personnel today from about 8 in 10 during the Korean War.

Net migration from Mexico to the United States has fallen to roughly zero.

Tuck's drop-off is even more drastic; he has fallen to roughly 8 percent from about 11 percent in 2011.

In the El Paso sector, the number of detained illegal immigrants fell to roughly 10,400 last year from 122,000 in 2006.

As the industry consolidates, the number of pawnshops has fallen to roughly 10,000 from 12,500 in 2008, Mr. Murphy said.

Still, the Christian population of Iraq has fallen to roughly 700,000 today from a prewar estimate of 1.3 million.

The volume of syndicated loans going to the region, for example, has fallen to roughly a sixth of the pre-crisis level.

It was a more manageable issue when Apple was a rapidly growing stock, but since September Apple's share price has fallen to roughly $470, from over $700.

The price of powdered skim milk, used in infant formula, dairy products and processed foods, has fallen to roughly 80 cents a pound today from about $2.20 in mid-2007.