Sentence examples for a catastrophic drop from inspiring English sources

Could a catastrophic drop like that happen again?

We must either accept a catastrophic drop in our living standards or boost the number of people of working age.

"We've seen a catastrophic drop in euro-yen because Japanese investors are disappointed with their European investments".

First came a catastrophic drop in demand for the gas-guzzling pickups and sport-utility vehicles that have accounted for most of Detroit's profits in recent years.

In the nineties, the French began to restrict immigration and opportunities to study abroad, just after a catastrophic drop in commodity prices plunged Ivory Coast, the world's largest cocoa producer, into deep debt.

And because there is no relegation, and therefore no threat of a catastrophic drop in revenue, teams can plan sensibly for the future.Elements of the American model, particularly the idea of a salary cap, clearly appeal to European football clubs.

But even some critics of the city Education Department said the new list was more a reflection of the increasingly strict federal standards than of any catastrophic drop in the quality of the schools.

"As a whole the independent sector is a powerful voice in the music industry but its individual parts, the smaller labels particularly, cannot withstand such a potentially catastrophic drop in revenue," added British indie trade body AIM in a statement sent out to its members.

"As a whole the independent sector is a powerful voice in the music industry but its individual parts, the smaller labels particularly, cannot withstand such a potentially catastrophic drop in revenue," added indie labels trade body AIM in its own public statement.

A sudden terrain drop can cause the leg to miss stance completely before a neural response is possible, increasing the likelihood of a catastrophic fall.

He worries about the neglect of the nation's infrastructure, about the growing divide between the very wealthy and everyone else, and about "the catastrophic drop in the way the rest of the world views us".