Sentence examples for causing a sharp from inspiring English sources

Another such tax imposed by the Netherlands in 2008, intended to raise 300 million euros a year, was abandoned a year later after it was blamed for causing a sharp drop in passenger traffic at Schiphol airport of Amsterdam, a major European hub.

But some have been introduced with scarcely any warning, causing a sharp financial jolt.

That process now looks as though it has reversed, releasing the heat and causing a sharp temperature rise.

The company has already twice reduced its earnings forecast this year, causing a sharp drop in the stock price.

Meanwhile it causes flooding, disrupts animal populations and forces migrants farther into the desert, causing a sharp increase in deaths.

Demand for exports has declined as prospects of a recession increase, causing a sharp decline in the prices of those exports.

The low quality also decreases the HMMSplicer scores, causing a sharper decrease in the number of junctions at higher score thresholds compared to other datasets (Figure 4a).

When the leads moved, they caused a sharp pinching pain and sometimes set off another migraine.

The Legal Aid Society said it had caused a sharp rise in immigrants needing representation.

But the summers are normally warm enough to cause a sharp downturn in flu cases.

"This will cause a sharp decline in the incidence of bribery," Mr. Basu said.