Sentence examples for by a sudden drop from inspiring English sources

In other words, producers were caught out by a sudden drop in sales.

(More dangerous ones include hyperthermia, uncontrollable seizures, high blood pressure and depression caused by a sudden drop in serotonin levels in the days after use, nicknamed Suicide Tuesdays).

Hurt by a sudden drop in donations, Mothers Against Drunk Drivers said it is closing offices for 4 of its 11 chapters in New Jersey.

He said promised public works projects for the 2014 soccer World Cup and the 2016 Olympics in Rio could be imperiled by a sudden drop in revenues, although the federal government has pledged to back Rio's Olympic effort.

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Two quarters of disappointing sales in 2000, caused by a sudden drop in demand for Serostim, its formerly fast-growing AIDS drug, and a recall of Crinone, a reproductive health product, added to the worries.

The expected signal would be a steady rise of positrons over a given range of energies, followed by a sudden drop-off.

However, buoyed by winning a game and a sudden drop in intensity from his opponent, the 22-year-old brought up three break points.

The oxides of iron were found to be relatively unreactive in the decomposition of NO and N2O, but metallic iron caused a sudden drop by up to 80% in the concentration of these nitrogen oxides released from the fluidized bed.

The highest HANPP occurred in 1908 (84 Mio tC/year) and the lowest in 1991 (64 Mio tC/year), following a sudden drop by 16% between 1989 and 1990.

All the other constructors have reacted to new rules concerning the relative heights of the forward structures by producing a "step nose" featuring a sudden drop just ahead of the front axle.