Sentence examples for a sharp fall in the value from inspiring English sources

A sharp fall in the value of the euro will make exports to the rest of the world more competitive.

As has happened recently, the prospects for growth were boosted by a sharp fall in the value of the pound and deep cuts in the cost of borrowing.

Last week, foreign secretary Jeremy Hunt said that a no-deal Brexit could result in a sharp fall in the value of sterling.

EasyJet is set for its first drop in annual profit since 2009 in a year blighted by multiple terrorist attacks, industrial action and a sharp fall in the value of the pound.

The worst-case scenario would involve a sharp fall in the value of sterling, followed by sticky inflation that reinforced the rise in British export prices, fueling further currency depreciation.

The deficit is at a level that leaves the economy vulnerable to a sharp fall in the value of the dollar, a jump in inflation and interest rates, and a slowdown in growth or even a recession.

That could trigger a sharp fall in the currencies of other Asian countries, driving up the value of their foreign debts and pushing their economies into deeper depression.

A sharp fall in the number of new infections followed.

Scottish banks have reported a sharp fall in the number of business start-ups in Scotland.

This despite a sharp fall in the price of drugs in recent years.

The most notable shift over the last month was a further sharp fall in the value of the pound.