Sentence examples for to show a fall from inspiring English sources

The three-month figures, which are a better indicator of the underlying trend, continued to show a fall with prices dropping by 3.1% in the quarter to May.

Official statistics out at 9.30 are expected to show a fall in UK unemployment, to around 7.3%, or even 7.2%, from 7.4%.

Official figures published on Wednesday are expected to show a fall in the unemployment rate to 5.9% between July and September, from 6% between June and August, which was the lowest since late 2008.

A long-awaited report by Ofsted into levels of sport in schools over the past four years, which is expected to show a fall, is now expected early next month after being repeatedly postponed.

The durable goods report from the Census Bureau is forecast to show a fall of 3.0% in November, after a whopping 6.9% decline in October.

"In practice, according to BP, [these] companies don't have to show a fall in profits as measured on normal accounting practices," according to Mr Peston.

The claimant count dropped by 4,100 people in December to 1.46 million, and the ONS also revised November's claimant count figure to show a 3,200 decline.

However, such genetic abnormalities were not harbored by those gangliogliomas in which we were unable to show a KIAA1549-BRAF fusior or BRAF p.V600E mutation.

Our national gait began to show a gimp a decade ago when Bill Clinton's deceptions led to the 2000 election debacle which opened the door to Bush/Cheney.

I found it interesting that The Munsters was preempted to show A Charlie Brown Christmas for the first time in 1965.

The division expects to show a profit in 2004.