Sentence examples for a global drop from inspiring English sources

A global drop in sea level is suggested by extensive unconformities (interruptions in the deposition of sedimentary rock).

One view points to the Middle Ordovician fall in sea level, although this event has also been coupled to a global drop in diversity.

The Teeside steel works had paused production on 18 September due to a global drop in steel prices, leaving workers and their families in limbo and fighting for their wages.

But Joyce has been out emphasising that the problem is rising supply, not a global drop in demand, so we can't let dairy farmers sweat it too much by themselves.

First Milk, a farmer-owned cooperative, is asking its members to accept a delayed payment because of cash-flow problems caused by a global drop in milk prices.

Recent tough economic times, connected to a global drop in commodities prices (Nigeria is a major oil exporter) and China's business slump (one of Nigeria's major trading partners) did not dissuade Black Friday sales.

The UK gets Matthew Vaughn's extended 007 riffage Kingsman: The Secret Service, which reunites the Kickass creative team, a fortnight ahead of an extensive global drop.

Estimates say three Barbies are sold every second but in October Mattel announced a 14% global drop in Barbie sales, the eighth consecutive quarter in which profits fell.

These have been referred to as the international crime drop (Tonry 2014; van Dijk et al. 2012) with the suggestion that there may have been a global crime drop (Tseloni et al. 2010).

Nature has shown that it could work, Mr. Gunther says, citing a global temperature drop in the early 1990s after Mount Pinatubo erupted in the Philippines.

Whistle-blowers in possession of valuable and perhaps incriminating corporate and government information now had a global dead drop on the Web.