Sentence examples for further fall of from inspiring English sources

A further fall of 25% is forecast for next year.

Another is that popular discontent, perhaps after a further fall of the rouble, will spiral out of control.

A further fall of just over £2,000 in February means that, according to the ONS, the typical UK figure stands just shy of £283,700.

The latest Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) records a 20% drop in the kestrel population between 1995 and 2008, and a further fall of 36% between 2008 and 2009.

Using tangible book value as a yardstick, Meredith Whitney of Oppenheimer concludes that financial shares are due a further fall of up to 50%.

A further fall of 1% is then predicted for 2017, with total price growth of just under 15% anticipated for the five years ending December 2021, "reflecting mortgage-lending constraints and greater caution around financial sector job security".

Consequences include activity avoidance, social isolation and increasing frailty and risk of further falls independently of physical impairment [ 4, 5].

"It invites investors to test the dollar's lines of resistance in order to see what response, if any, might be forthcoming in the event of a further fall in the value of the dollar," Wilkinson said.

AS WELL as a further fall in unemployment, of 36,500 to 1.6m, the jobs figures for June, released this week, showed a rise of 8,100 in the number of unfilled vacancies at the government's Jobcentres, to a record 282,400.

Drivers of petrol cars have been enjoying sub-£1 prices since before Christmas, as the further fall in the price of crude oil filtered through to the pumps.

"We saw a further fall in the sovereign yields of Portugal and other formerly distressed countries in spite of the renewed Greek crisis.