Sentence examples for whole down from inspiring English sources

Change had come at the very top, but the system as a whole, down to its corrupt and brutal constables, had scarcely budged.

Skilful selection and arrangement boiled the huge whole down to the three volumes Plomer finally presented and rendered so wonderfully readable.

But the ONS also lowered estimates even more sharply for the April-June period, putting the economy on course for growth of barely more than 2 per cent over 2015 as a whole – down from nearly 3 per cent last year.

In 2008, by contrast, when Mr. Stewart was the host and Ruby Dee was the most promient black nominee, the percentage of African-American viewers fell by half, to about 6 percent of the whole, down from about 12 percent in those preceding peak years.

Despite the relative stability of month-on-month figures, the broader picture remains bleak, with every title except the Times recording a year-on-year fall and the weekday market as a whole down 6.6% compared with October last year and the Sunday market down 8.12%.

With print sales falling by 10% last year, and book purchasing as a whole down 4%, ebook sales continue to grow, according to Nielsen's comprehensive tracking of book purchases, up 20% in the UK in 2013, with 80m ebooks bought by UK consumers, to a value of £300m.

As a whole, down-regulated expression of beclin 1 was found in 14 out of 20 (70%) of the breast cancer tissues.

"You might bring your whole firm down, or the whole industry down; but it's not your money you're gambling with, so you don't necessarily care.

Shut the whole system down!

"It can wet the whole pizza down".

"But they took the whole thing down".