Sentence examples for smaller fall from inspiring English sources

The widening gap in standardised mortality ratios alone could represent an absolute rise in mortality in the psychiatric population or a fall in mortality in the general population in conjunction with a smaller fall in mortality in the psychiatric population.

Economists had expected a smaller fall to 1.8%.

Economists polled by Reuters had forecast a far smaller fall, to 18.2 points.

The Mirror recorded a much smaller fall, down 6.74% to 897,786.

JPMorgan reported a smaller fall in quarterly profit than expected, and American housing starts rose more than expected.

Output was down 1% when compared with the previous month, a smaller fall than City economists expected.

This is gushing down in a misty mass, with a second lot of smaller falls at its bottom.

He has also frequented smaller, fallen-apart industrial cities like Camden, N.J., and Gary, Ind., places he calls "permanent ghettos".

The two largest newspaper sites, Mail Online and theguardian.com, recorded smaller falls, down 2.3%and1.2%2% respectively month on month.

Finland has fallen by 22 points on its 2009 result, with smaller falls (12 points and 9) in reading and science.

In this frequency range, the spectral ratios tend to have smaller fall-off rates than in the lower frequency band, but fluctuations of the ratios are too large to be examined for frequency dependence of Q.