Sentence examples for falling to zero from inspiring English sources

On the day of the Democratic primary in New Hampshire in 2008, Mr. Obama's odds of victory rose to about 99 percent — before eventually falling to zero.

Television also represents a new market with the potential for higher margins than telephony, the price of which is rapidly falling to zero.

The fiscal reality is that not all income groups can receive equal subsidies; as a family earns more, its subsidy would probably decrease, eventually falling to zero.

Beyond these current densities, both the quantities of Ni and Re increase simultaneously at the expense of Co and P, the latter virtually falling to zero.

This rate law expresses the neutron beta-decay spectrum in good agreement with experiment, the spectrum falling to zero at lowest energies by the factor W and falling to zero at the maximum energy by virtue of the factor (W0 − W 2.

"To keep a good chance of staying below the 2C, and at manageable costs, our emissions should drop by 40 to 70 per cent globally between 2010 and 2050, and falling to zero or below by 2100," Dr Pachauri said.

The Lakers also have a 30.5% chance of dipping to seven, 4.0% of falling to eight but just 0.1% of falling to nine.

My blood pressure fell to zero.

Last year, this fell to zero.

"Productivity has fallen to zero".

Turnover had fallen to zero.