Sentence examples for broad drop in from inspiring English sources

Falling energy costs are also providing some breathing room for the economy, although they have also ignited fears of deflation — a broad drop in prices across the economy.

But as Hartford has gone into economic decline, so have the fortunes of the museum, with successive directors needing to severely cut staff and exhibition budgets to stay ahead of a broad drop in revenue.

Edelman calls the broad drop in trust of American institutions the "stark exception" to more positive readings in other parts of the world.

By speeding the flood of cheaper imported products into Japan, the strong yen is contributing to deflation, a broader drop in the prices of goods and services that has helped retirees stretch their pensions and savings.

97th over: India 259-1 (Gambhir 141, Dravid 107) Broad drops one in short and Gambhir cracks a pull stroke for four.

While falling prices can be good news for people in need of cars, housing and other wares, a sustained, broad drop discourages businesses from investing and hiring.

His broad jaw drops in anguish.

On a ground known as the Cake Tin, Broad and Steven Finn found plenty of spice and lift from the drop-in surface, Broad breaking through with a fast, accurate short ball that was to be the recipe for all three of his wickets.

The World Bank has offset some of the broader drop.

For nearly three years, Japan has been in the grip of deflation, a broad and potentially devastating drop in the prices of goods and services that many economists see as the greatest threat to Japan's hopes for pulling out of recession.

It's often used in terms of lobbyists and special interests, but it's a broader concept, and it really does mean drop-in rights for ordinary Americans".