Sentence examples for a sharp falling trend from inspiring English sources

From -6.2 % in 1996 to -7.9 % in 2002, the average TE was obviously characterized by a sharp falling trend.

It was inevitable that 2009 would bring a sharp falling off.

The pure technical efficiency of the fan production enterprises remain in an upward trend from 2010 to 2014, however, a sharp fall was observed in 2015, where the wind farm generation and operation enterprises reached the lowest value in the depression period of the new energy industry, which indicated a close relationship to the macro-environment.

The UK has seen a sharp fall in its foreign investment, missing out on the trend of recovering flows around the world, according to a UN agency.

Immigration, often a volatile indicator, has rocketed up the agenda once again, albeit to recover from a sharp fall the previous month, and concerns about law and order continue their long-term downward trend.

No clear trend was established through much of the day on Wall Street after a sharp fall in overseas stock markets.

Net trade – exports minus imports – was a drag on UK growth between 1997 and 2007, but that trend was reversed during the downturn and subsequently as the economy recovers, partly as a sharp fall in the pound between 2007 and 2009 made UK goods cheaper abroad.

A sharp fall in the number of new infections followed.

Women, however, suffer a sharp fall in income.

This is because of a sharp fall in student satisfaction.

They experience a sharp fall in blood pressure and an escape of fluid into the tissues.