Sentence examples for A deep fall from inspiring English sources

Some countries, Britain among them, will add still gloomier scenarios to this, such as a deep fall in house prices.

Cigna's reinsurance protected the issuing companies from losses caused by a deep fall in the stock market.

A few months ago, Britain appeared to be flirting with a renewed recession, after a deep fall in output in the final quarter of 2012.

Though a big jump in less than a year, this recovery follows a deep fall in prices, when a shrinking economy, deflation, rising unemployment and the SARS virus all took their toll.

The first was over the Mississippi River on the bridge to St . Louis— the big arch in the foreground, the water far below — where we seemed to be driving on a high wire with no protection visible beside us, just a void of air and a deep fall to the river.

H shares of Ping An rebounded 9%, or 5.45 Hong Kong dollars (70 cents), to 65.00 Hong Kong dollars ($8.33) Wednesday, following a deep fall of over 10% on Tuesday.

This was softer, gentler, full of a wide-open love, a deep falling-down love.

It was also a deeper fall than during the last quarter of 2008, when the economy shrank a revised 14.4percentt on an annualized basis.

Hopes of ECB action to defend southern Europe also helped take the edge off losses for the euro: the currency was down 0.5% at $1.1055, a recovery on a deeper fall below $1.10.

The heightened fears are a puzzle to criminologists, who point out that over the past 15 years Britain has experienced a steady, deep fall in crime.

Don't fall into a deep sleep; fall into a light slumber where you can sort of hear what's going on.