Sentence examples for insignificant fall from inspiring English sources

However, Matthew Pointon, from Capital Economics, said that despite "a not insignificant fall" during the month, prices were still higher in the first three months of the year than in the previous quarter.

Tewkesbury council's Mike Dawson, said it was a "fairly insignificant fall" and they would "continue as planned".

Improving the agricultural resource base (Scenario 3) raises the market price of agricultural products, but this leads to an insignificant fall in sales.

"We're advised by our statistical advisers that that is a fairly insignificant fall across the JCS area and given the fact that these are projections, we'd be well advised to continue as we've got plans for".

Table 8 Summary of wage and employment results   Residual gender wage gap Female employment   Concentrated Competitive Concentrated Competitive Import penetration Fall Rise Rise Fall Export intensity Rise (insignificant) Fall Rise Fall.

The non-exposed respondents had a small, insignificant fall in SF-6D index score (p = 0.46).

If the athletes come across as arrogant and corrupt and drug infested or even just insignificant, they fall to the level of the Olympic leaders, and maybe the whole pretentious ship goes down.

In contrast, the proportion of balls hit in the air that go for hits has fallen by only 0.3 percentage points, an insignificant decline.

A ship on the high seas experiences the passage of a tsunami as an insignificant rise and fall of only half a metre (1.6 feet), lasting from five minutes to an hour or more.

Usually, just over a third of these deaths are deemed suicides, and the rest divided among varying (yet all pretty horrifying) reasons: accidents, drunkenness, trying to retrieve insignificant shit that fell onto the tracks.

The hunting of smaller animals appears to fall off to insignificant numbers, while the percentage of sheep which outnumber goats by three to one steadily increases.