Sentence examples for may fall as from inspiring English sources

Snow may fall as early as October and as late as May, the highest likelihood being in December and January.

Taiwan's exports are over 60% of GDP; and its economy may fall as much as 11% this year.

"I want to talk to you this morning about another barrier that may fall, as well, as a result of my nomination," he said.

Rates on savings accounts and money market accounts may fall as much as a fifth of a percentage point in the next month and continue to drift as long as the fed funds rate stays down, he said.

If you merely reduce dietary fat and replace it with carbohydrates without also reducing the number of calories consumed, levels of good cholesterol may fall as much as 20percentt, Dr. Miller noted.

With the unemployment rate now standing at 6.3% and lay-offs being announced daily, rapid passenger growth 7% last year is over and the numbers travelling may fall.Not only that, but the amount they pay may fall as well.

Unless more is done to educate girls, empower women, and increase access to modern methods of contraception, birth rates may not fall as fast as currently projected in these countries.

Australia's biggest lender, the National Australia Bank, said that operating profit in its second half may fall by as much as 23percentt as competition grows more heated and costs rise.

Qantas added that fares may fall to as low as £900 return during deal periods.

In 20 years' time consumption may fall to as little as 80 litres per head, predicts Marc-Oliver Huhnholz of the German Brewers Associationn.

Because the rice genome will let breeders pick out genes faster, the time to create a new variety may fall to as little as six to eight years from the 10 to 12 years it now takes, Dr. Cantrell said.