Sentence examples for has been a fall from inspiring English sources

But even from this low starting point there has been a fall: funding amounted to 1.4% last year.

The 2010 British Social Attitudes Report also found that there has been a fall in those supporting any form of wealth redistribution, from 51% in 1994 to 38% in 2010; sympathy was now limited to those who did not 'choose' to live in poverty (National Centre for Social Research, 2010).

But there was a 0.1 percentage point drop in A* grades – the fourth year running that there has been a fall – with 6.6% of entries given the highest mark this year.

UNITED NATIONS — The blaring cavalcade of world leaders whisking through the streets of New York has been a fall rite for 64 years, with one leader often thrusting himself above the din — a role played this year almost inevitably by Libya's leader, Col. Muammar al-Qaddafi, making his first appearance despite 40 years in power.

The result has been a fall in inflation from 10.1% in 2000 to 0.7% in 2003.

In Britain, however, there has been a fall in the proportion – led by the private sector.

It has been a summer of extremes.

Instead, it has been a winter defined by departures.

In the UK as a whole there has been a fall of 167,000 in the number of people unemployed bringing the total to 2.32 million, or 7.1%.

That, too, would have been a summer revolution.

Her platelets were half what they had been a month earlier.