Sentence examples for begun a sharp decline from inspiring English sources

But it turned out that that day had seen some of the tightest credit spreads ever (that is, the easiest credit); home prices, meanwhile, had begun a sharp decline.

But the drought has all but ended that practice, and Lake Mead has begun a sharp decline; the principal upstream reservoir, Lake Powell, now holds only 42percentt of its capacity, and Lake Mead about 45percentt.

In June, they began a sharp decline that anticipated and exceeded the stock market's subsequent midsummer swoon.

According to a study in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, testosterone began a sharp decline in American men beginning in 1987.

The party claims it has saved 400m births with the one-child policy; many demographers put the number at more like 100m, as the birthrate was beginning a sharp decline even before the policy went into effect in 1980.

The 11 members of OPEC and other producers have been facing a severe crisis since oil prices began a sharp decline in November, falling below $12 a barrel last week to the lowest level in more than a decade.

After the proposed merger of Sprint and WorldCom was blocked earlier this year by antitrust regulators, Sprint's share price began a sharp decline that wiped out more than half the company's value.

Labor began a sharp decline that year, as did liberalism.

In fact, for almost all demographic groups (except the elderly) poverty begins a sharp decline in the early to mid-90s".

Suddenly the plane began a sharp descent.

And then, without explanation, it began a sharp descent.