Sentence examples for been a sharp reduction from inspiring English sources

There's been a sharp reduction in child mortality.

There has also been a sharp reduction in the persecution of many species which people previously either hunted for sport and food or sought to exterminate as vermin.

There has also been a sharp reduction in the number of people who have taken discrimination cases to employment tribunals – largely, unions say, because it is becoming unaffordable.

Also, Mr. Weil said, there has been a sharp reduction in the percentage of robberies and assaults committed with guns since the Brady law went into effect, saving an estimated 9,368 lives from 1994 to 1998.

The report, "M&A: Hostility on the Horizon", by Carsten Stendevad, Anil Shivdasani and Gavriel Kimyagarov, notes that there has been a sharp reduction in the protections that managers can use to resist a hostile bid.

There has been a sharp reduction in violence in the West Bank over the last few years, with greater cooperation between the Israeli army and Palestinian security forces, but the relative calm is occasionally punctuated by attacks on Israelis, vandalism or attacks against Palestinian property or fatal encounters between Israeli forces and Palestinians.

This was a sharp reduction from the operating profit of £19.5m made in 2007.

The gap between the parties is a sharp reduction from the 17 points recorded two months ago.

An immediate aftereffect of the war in Europe was a sharp reduction in the purchasing power of the middle class.

The forecast is a sharp reduction from January, when Next said it expected sales to rise by between 1% and 6%.

When it went into service, the only noticeable impact was a sharp reduction in the time drivers had to spend waiting.