Sentence examples for a sharp fall from from inspiring English sources

It had been a sharp fall from ODI regular and 12th man in the Test squad to where he was.

But it is entirely sad news, in part because it represents such a sharp fall from his heyday.

Only 20% of under-18s referred to Norfolk and Suffolk NHS foundation trust ended up undergoing treatment, a sharp fall from the 46% who did so in 2013.

The share slide means Facebook is now valued at $61.98bn, a sharp fall from the $104bn it was valued at when the company went public on 18 May.

THE growth in America's third-quarter GDP was revised downwards this week to an annual rate of 2.4%, a sharp fall from the 5% growth recorded in the first half of the year.

China's economy grew by 9% for the whole year, a sharp fall from a 13% growth rate in 2007, when China pushed past Germany to become the world's third-largest economy.

China saw a sharper fall, from 28% to 11%, largely thanks to faster growth.But even if poverty has continued to fall despite rising inequality, it may not have dropped as fast as it might have if economic gains had been more equally distributed.

After a sharp fall for about ten years after the independence, the rapid economic growth was observed in Ukraine from 2000 till 2008.

Coping with ad slowdown Most of the Arabic and the English-language print media in the Emirates are coping with a fall in advertising spend of 15%to20%0% in the first quarter, led by a sharp fall in advertising from real estate, financial services and recruitment.

A sharp fall in inflation from a peak of nearly 30% in that year has kept the exchange rate competitive.

Although this was better than expected, the German bank recorded a sharp fall in revenue from investment banking, trading and securities.