Sentence examples for usage has fallen from inspiring English sources

Another problem: Hotspot usage has fallen short of expectations.

Recent reports show that IE6 usage has fallen to only 4.7percentt, but Facebook still has to give users time to upgrade to new browser.

Aaron Motsoaledi's comments came after a survey showed that condom usage had fallen in South Africa.

While in the early days the term was given to the extreme combat maneuvers performed by aircraft in World Wars I and II and to aerobatic flying (before the latter developed into a sport), these usages have fallen away.

However, usage at MD Anderson has fallen in recent years, despite a greater volume of patients with esophageal cancer.

As a result, the average usage of the gas-fired plants has fallen significantly – for example, RWE's three units at Lingen in north-western Germany produced more than 4,000GWh in 2011, while in the first half of 2013 they produced only 700GWh.

Web analytics company StatCounter claims its latest global data set shows IE6 usage in the US and Europe has fallen to 4.7percentt of the market from 11.5percentt a year ago.

Some of the reasons that "neurotic" has fallen out of colloquial usage are obvious.

A "W" can be denoted on the card, but, in general, this annotation has fallen out of common usage.[2].

Just because a word has fallen out of common usage is no reason you can't use it today.

In a sign of easing conditions, usage of the Fed's special liquidity facilities has fallen markedly and the central bank is gradually winding down its asset purchases.