Nick James, editor of the magazine Sight and Sound said: "The 1970s and 1980s were his golden period and there was a huge falling off in quality about 15 years ago".
Channel 4 is likely to see a huge fall-off in viewers when the show moves, but media industry sources believe the broadcaster can probably get the overall format to "wash its face" with as few as 3 million viewers on average for the main show.
"There's been a huge fall-off in mortgage applications and turnover in the housing market," he told the BBC's World at One. "At the same time, in the south, you have a much faster rise in prices, while in the north some areas prices have fallen 40%.
"With One Touch, the biggest issue merchants face is this huge fall-off in conversion, especially on mobile," said Bill Ready, the senior vice president of Merchant & Next Generation Commerce at PayPal.
"Girls and boys, men and women, need active role models in an age when apathy and sedentary behaviour is taking hold," said Wellington. "Statistics show there is a huge fall-off in sports participation for girls when they reach their late teens and get interested in other things and become preoccupied by body image issues.
We've seen companies -- even since we've started -- get huge and then fall off, so there's this urgency to try to build something really valuable in a short time.
Mr. Wood said the Getty museum's stability could "fall off a huge cliff" if the institution did not make these cuts and its economic prospects worsened.
Honorable mentions: "Hang in there, baby," horse (once you fall off, get right back on), huge dick/boobs.
Honourable mentions: "Hang in there, baby," horse (once you fall off, get right back on), huge dick/boobs.
Participants' experiences varied from trivializing symptoms and fragile skin to what was described as a desperate situation, with huge blisters, skin falling off and feeling as if one was in a 'horror movie'.
