Sentence examples for there will be a fall from inspiring English sources

When these figures are converted into world standardised rates per 100,000 of the population, this means there will be a fall from 153.8 per 100,000 to 142.8 per 100,000 in men, and from 90.7 to 85.3 in women - a drop of 7% in men and 6% in women - since 2007.

Numbers are crunched to produce a net balance, so instead of telling us how many surveyors think prices will go up and how many think they will go down, the index subtracts the proportion forecasting a fall from the proportion forecasting a rise – so if 10% think prices will rise but 20% think they will fall, it says -10% think there will be a fall.

"Leaders need to realize it is a given that there will be a fall in gross domestic products.

It's too early to tell whether there will be a fall pickup in new offerings, beyond a filing on deck from Roku.

But given that such a fairly lengthy and covert operation was carried out under the noses of everyone involved, it is fair to say there will be a "fall guy" of some description.

Besides Mr. Tiravanija's curry lunch there will be a 1982 friezelike mural by Keith Haring, another addition to the museum's holdings.

Plus, Amazon put a 2010 label next to the product name as if to suggest there will be a 2011 model coming soon.

There will be a tomorrow.

There's some question as to whether there will be a 2011 season.

And there will be a Christmas event on Ray's birthday.

"But I don't think there will be a Thanksgiving here this year," said Ms. Bridges.