Sentence examples for fell compared to from inspiring English sources

Nationally, the number of arrests fell compared to the 2013/14 season.

Too little focus on prevention Beijing was hit by severe storms in July 2011 too, although only half as much rain fell compared to this year.

In the 40 years in which the IEA has reported on CO2 emissions, there have been only four short periods in which emissions stood still or fell compared to the previous year.

First quarter revenues and profits fell compared to the same period last year, with growth in its medical business offset by falls at its detection and interconnect (telecoms) businesses.

In a hopeful sign, the bank said the percentage of loans in the early stages of delinquency (running 30 to 89 days late) fell compared to the third quarter.

In a study this year, Francine D. Blau and Lawrence M. Kahn of Cornell found that the labor supply of American women fell compared to those of other rich countries partly because the United States does not provide the generous family benefits common in the rest of the industrial world — like direct subsidies for children, mandatory paid maternity leave and free child care.

They saw particular falls, compared to schools.

But contract spend has fallen compared to the £32.50 a month achieved in the same period a year ago.

Amec said it expected second half margins to fall compared to the first six months, as it reported a 3.4% like for like drop in nine month revenues to £3.87bn.

Thanks to a quirk of the system, known as convergence, Welsh spending has been falling compared to levels in England.

The business lobby group said 23% of retailers saw sales volumes fall compared to a year ago, while 36% reported a rise.