Sentence examples for a bigger fall in from inspiring English sources

He said Welsh Labour ministers had achieved a bigger fall in unemployment and UK Labour would "copy" their policies if it gains power in next year's poll.

That implies either a bigger fall in prices or a longer period of stagnation.

Britain has suffered a bigger fall in real wages since the financial crisis than any other advanced country apart from Greece, research shows.

When banks pulled back from trade finance after Lehman Brothers collapsed in 2008, governments prodded their export agencies to fill the gap to prevent a bigger fall in trade volumes.

Currency intervention by Asian central banks helps to explain why America has so far been able to finance its deficit without higher American bond yields or a bigger fall in the dollar.

A recent study by the Trades Union Congress,the umbrella body for British unions, found Britain suffered a bigger fall in real wages since the financial crisis than any other advanced country apart from Greece.

A piece of wall with a big 1989 painted in black unveiled the mystery.

Overall, Colgate had an especially big third quarter in Latin America, which contributed 26% of its sales.

In the meantime, the Steelers have a big game this weekend in Baltimore, and Kevin Sousa is preparing for the Sunday crowd.

Green types had hoped that a big meeting this week in New York, scheduled around the UN General Assembly, might move things forward.

The Cleveland Cavaliers made a big trade yesterday in hopes of turning around their losing ways on the road.