Sentence examples for it to fall by from inspiring English sources

From the 1929 peak, it took over a year for the S.& P. 500 to lose half its value, and more than two years for it to fall by 75percentt.

(And the government's own budget currently expects it to fall by 0.1 percentage points).

The International Cotton Advisory Committee expects it to fall by 2.3% in 1998-99, to less than 19m tonnes.

But a bag of mixed reviews and non-existent box office returns have led it to fall by the wayside.

For it to fall by even one percentage point (from 9.5 percent to 8.5 percent) the economy needs to grow by about 4.5 percent a year.

Scientists will continue to work out the kinks of the technology — there's too much potential for it to fall by the wayside due to potential problems.

Some economists reckon that it needs to fall by at least another 30%.

If the leech has attached itself to the inside of your mouth, you might be able to cause it to fall off by rinsing your mouth with vodka or another strong alcohol.

While it expects its main grant to fall by £45m it anticipates getting nearly £8m more so that the council tax can be frozen again.

In May it was expected to fall by 6.75% – already a significant drop – now, however, it is set to fall by 13.5%.

Industry statistics tell their own story: according to the IT analysis group Gartner Research, in 2004 the number of calls made on landlines fell by 10%; this year it is expected to fall by 20%.