Sentence examples for will fall to about from inspiring English sources

HDFC held 23.3% in HDFC Bank at end-December 2007; this share will fall to about 19% after the merger.

Mr. Hessel is convinced that the cost of personalized cures will fall to about $5,000, possibly in a few years.

The newsroom had almost 1,300 people at its peak, and with the latest reduction will fall to about half as many.

Official data showed the 2014 deficit was 4% instead of the 4.4% forecast, and will fall to about 3.8% this year, Mr Sapin predicted.

After Tuesday's offering, the Treasury Department's remaining investment in A.I.G. will fall to about $53 billion.

She says she thinks sales will fall to about 15.8 million cars and trucks this year.

The price of a year's subscription, however, will fall to $249 from about $300 now.

Now Thomas Cook says this year's operating profits will fall to £320m, which is about £60m lower than the City had expected.

Once China is in the W.T.O., though, the duty on imported cars will fall to 25percentt within five years -- or about equal to the current premium for a smuggled car.

It will fall to others to tell you about the night they spied Chelsea Clinton and Ian Klaus in a corner, or the evening James Gandolfini walked in.

But the boom didn't last: It looks like sales will fall to 39,000 in 2004, just about where Saab has been most of the last few years.