Sentence examples for corresponding fall from inspiring English sources

The corresponding fall for all 27 countries in the EU was 1.4%.

The surprise is that the Treasury market's meteoric rise -- and the corresponding fall in yields -- comes at a time when inflation is rising.

The corresponding fall in output, however, was much more severe than anticipated, partly because of the very large terms-of-trade shock, partly because of persistent political instability and partly because the adjustment needed for most transition economies was greater than most economists realised before the collapse of the Soviet Union.

(She concocts a corresponding fall from paradise for herself and her Nigerian buddy. Ade and Evie, indeed!) Is the grotesque backstory of her watchmaker-­grandfather (in which Williams assiduously mimics the storybook syntax of Günter Grass's novel "The Tin Drum") being filtered through his madness or his granddaughter's?

Interestingly, the record rebound has gotten less ink than the corresponding fall in prices during the first quarter.

But the corresponding fall in prices meant exploration and production profits fell to $4.3 billion, from $10.1 billion, over the year.

This non-linearity represents the limited sensitivity of the sensors detecting the body tilt and the corresponding falling velocity.

Quantities of such cigarettes seized have been increasing since 2008 2009 but there have been corresponding falls in quantities of unbranded tobacco.

We found that, as the academic year progressed, the number of high users increased from 40% at the start to nearly 80% at the end of the course, with corresponding falls in the number of low users.

At Oxford, applications from Indian and Chinese UK students actually fell, with a corresponding decline in the numbers gaining entry.

Industrial output dropped 31%, and there was a corresponding 24% fall in labour productivity.