Sentence examples for by a sharp reduction from inspiring English sources

That appears to have happened in Brazil, where the rising value of the real has been accompanied by a sharp reduction in the export-import ratio.

Crisis talks began after world oil prices surged close to $120 a barrel, their highest level since August 2008, pushed higher by a sharp reduction in Libya's 1.6m-barrel a day output.

Shares of Goldman soared on the news, jumping 14.35 percent, or $9.54, to $76, amid a broad stock-market rally prompted by a sharp reduction in interest rates by the Federal Reserve.

However, many supporters of energy independence miss a key point: The major geopolitical impact of shale extraction technology lies less in the fact that America will be more energy self-sufficient than in the consequent displacement of world oil markets by a sharp reduction in U.S. imports.

The transition from the early to the middle Pleistocene was marked by a moderately humid climate, with a shift toward aridity during the late Pleistocene, during which we note an environment dominated by C4 Chloridoid grasses, by a sharp reduction of C4 Panicoid grasses, and by a rise in woody taxa.

The honey bee queen is characterized by a sharp reduction in behavioral and morphological complexity [ 22].

The OECD altered its outlook for global growth this year and predicted that world GDP will increase by 3.1%, a sharp reduction from the 3.7% it forecast last November.

Developing countries have also been following this path: during at least the past half century, their epidemiological profile has been characterized by both a sharp reduction in mortality rates and a differentiation of the causes of deaths.

But new figures made public by councils show a sharp reduction in the little-known "UASC payments", leaving many local authorities with multi-million pound shortfalls.

By searching for a sharp reduction in the expression signal at both ends of the annotated genes, we identified the 5'- and 3'-boundaries of the P. pastoris genes.

We also globally mapped the 5′- and 3′-boundaries of H. sinensis genes by searching for a sharp reduction of RNA-Seq reads signals at both ends of annotated genes.