Sentence examples for been a sharp fall from inspiring English sources

There will inevitably have been a sharp fall in numbers completing courses this year.

First, there has been a sharp fall in capital inflows, reflecting extreme wariness on the part of foreign investors.

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

At the same time, there has been a sharp fall in the popularity of the opposition Socialists' lacklustre leader, Lionel Jospin.

There has been a sharp fall in HSBC's activity-surprise index, which reflects whether economic numbers have surpassed or fallen short of expectations.

And while most organisations cite employee engagement as a key HR challenge, there has been a sharp fall in taking initiative.

"With the change in administrations there has been a sharp falling away from the concerns about how Microsoft and other large companies use their market power," said Harry First, a professor at the New York University School of Law and the former top antitrust lawyer for New York State who is writing a book about the Microsoft case.

"Following the crisis there was a sharp fall in the number of mortgaged purchases," Nationwide's chief economist, Robert Gardner said.

Yes, European countries opted for the euro but the prize was a sharp fall in borrowing costs.

It was a sharp fall in the exchange rate, by 3%, on the first day of the new regime.

The final reason for the shocking G.D.P. figure was a sharp fall in American exports, sufficient to knock nearly one per cent off the growth figure.