Sentence examples for to fall considerably from inspiring English sources
The population is now 43,000 and is projected to fall considerably further in the next two decades.
The burden instead is to fall considerably on consumers who should waste less food and change their eating habits.
Although Mr. Putin's anticlimactic triumph was huge in absolute terms -- some 20 percentage points ahead of his closest rival, the Communist leader Gennadi A. Zyuganov -- it appeared likely to fall considerably short of expectations.
The OBR concurred on the latter point but noted that corporation tax receipts were likely to fall "considerably short" of its March forecast, and growth in VAT and excise duties so far this year was also much weaker than expected.
Outlining the details of the proposed settlement publicly for the first time, the Justice Department and Microsoft described a set of business restrictions that appeared to fall considerably short of what the judge who tried the case, Thomas Penfield Jackson, tried to impose on Microsoft last year.
When the USA is omitted in the list of TPP members, the growth rates appear to fall considerably in all respects.
Like I said, for me to turn bullish Id have to see oil prices fall considerably lower.
The data show that over ranges of 500 to 1000 m the attenuation in the range 5 to 10 kHz may fall considerably short of that predicted on the basis of linear propagation, if the noise is sufficiently intense.
Oxygen levels in the atmosphere also started to fluctuate and would ultimately fall considerably.
When the USA is omitted, these countries continue to have positive growth rates but the rates fall considerably.
And many Democrats fall considerably short when it comes to advocating policy congruent with the scientist's recommendations.
