Sentence examples for fell one point from inspiring English sources

Colgate‐Palmolive fell one point to 43½.

Zapata Norness dropped 1¾ to 18⅞ and Bristol‐Myers fell one point to 58.

Spartans Class A shares fell one point to 12. while the common stock eased ⅞ to 12⅛.

Turnbull's support as preferred prime minister fell four points to 60%, while Shorten's score fell one point to 14%.

Last month, consumer confidence across the nation rose 3.6 points to 84.2, but fell one point in New York State, to 72.3.

Despite it all, they fell one point short of an escape that few could have predicted at the start of the year.

The government's ratings have fallen one point since the last poll was conducted a fortnight ago, with Labor's standing up one point.

But Abbott's satisfaction rating has fallen one point to 37%, with his dissatisfaction rating also down one point to 52%.

The cabinet meeting comes as a new ICM/Guardian poll gives the Conservatives a 14-point lead over the opposition, with May's party up one point to 41%, while Labour has fallen one point to 27%.

City won that match 2-1 and, fast forward two months, Liverpool have since fallen one point behind their rivals following four draws in eight league games.

In the event that growth in the Brics economies fell one percentage point short of expectations, the Bank said this would knock 0.8 points off growth in other emerging markets and reduce growth in the global economy by 0.4%.