Sentence examples for suffered a fall in from inspiring English sources

It had suffered a fall in the value of some assets.

The last time the firm suffered a fall in annual profits was in the early 2000s.

Of the four large euro-area countries, only Italy suffered a fall in the numbers in work.

Although Waitrose also suffered a fall in sales, its operating profits at least rose by 0.6% to £136m.

The latest earnings data, from January, showed workers suffered a fall in real pay for the first time in more than two years as inflation outpaced wage growth.

Between 2010-2011 and 2014-2015, more than a third of Britons suffered a fall in household income of more than 5percentt.

The twist came in the BBC projection that the Liberal Democrats would suffer a fall in seats to 59, three fewer than they held in the last parliament.

Innumerable businesses rely directly on supplying government departments and many others will suffer a fall in demand when pay, jobs or benefits are cut.

Bristol said it could suffer a fall in passengers if Cardiff reduced duty.

For the visitors, there was a measure of revenge having suffered a 30-27 defeat in Parma in May.

Unfortunately for Stanford, it suffered a 16-15 defeat in nine innings.