Sentence examples for a huge drop of from inspiring English sources

I vividly recall how a huge drop of almost 800 points in the Dow Jones industrial average in late September 2008 changed the minds of House Republicans on the TARP legislation (a Bush proposal, by the way).

Compared to the equivalent weekend in 2015, however, it's a huge drop of 59% – because that session saw the arrival of Spectre, which delivered a mammoth £41.3m including previews.

On the other hand we have a huge drop of about 20% in max quality coverage.

But, and it's a big but, a huge drop of a but, he was the pioneer of the whole thing, whether he, or we, like it or not.

The cars would look practically new, but the prices were a huge drop on those of actually new vehicles.

A DfE spokeswoman said this was "a huge drop on the 60% of schools which closed the last time unions representing both teachers and support staff like caretakers went on strike".

At some point in mid January, a group of sites including Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Flickr, and Foursquare saw a huge drop in number of searches for their domains.

A huge drop in cost of LED lights over the last decade – a technological advance recognised by this year's Nobel Prize in physics – is transforming life for millions of people across the globe.

In addition, this figure shows a huge drop in stability of AAA12 luciferase mRNA in wild-type cells (∼30 fold).

Mass screening for cervical cancer with pap smears led to a huge drop in the number of women dying of the disease, which once was among the most common causes of cancer death in the U.S. Screening for other types of cancer, such as prostate, hasn't had the same effect.

Greece has suffered a huge drop in its number of live births because of austerity and unemployment, according to a senior government official.