Sentence examples similar to a swifter fall in from inspiring English sources

QE has prompted a swift fall in the value of the euro, which is good news for exporters.

Some traders fear the prime minister's moves might lead to a swift fall in the value of pound, mirroring the markets' reaction immediately after the UK voted to leave the EU on June 23, when sterling slumped to a 31-year low.

The attack helped to force a swift fall in the price of Bitcoins.

The 37-month sentence issued by U.S. District Judge David O. Carter in Santa Ana punctuates a swift fall from grace for a woman whose world began collapsing shortly after she was identified as one of nine suspects in the scheme to illicitly convert Huntington Beach apartment buildings to condominiums.

The verdict capped a swift fall from grace for Mr. Gupta, the most prominent business executive to be snared in the government's crackdown on insider trading.

This is a SWIFT fall for DWS.

Fedora's exit completes a swift fall.

Any early signs of a new resolve vanished as the swift fall in interest rates eased the pressure.

Days later, the Fox News star Bill O'Reilly was out — taking with him a payout of up to $25 million — a strikingly swift fall ushered in by an advertising exodus that rattled the highest reaches of the Fox empire and delivered an unsettling message to corporate America: You're on notice.

The rise was matched by equally swift falls in the bond and currency markets: investors feared that the move would damage the BOJ's fragile balance sheet, and that its volume of bond purchases might fall.

It has been a remarkably swift fall from grace for Mr. Ghosn.