Sentence examples for critical fall from inspiring English sources
Vermont In Vermont, where the critical fall foliage season normally brings in more than $300 million in business, reports of the destruction left in the storm's wake — accompanied by images of collapsed bridges, washed-out roads and flooded towns — have affected bookings, even though major highway arteries and businesses have reopened.
As the downstream cylinder was shifted upstream, the base suction exhibited a critical fall at a certain gap for different levels off the wake centerline.
In an unusual development, the firm said in a statement that it will reissue all of the affected data going back to Aug. 18, before the start of the critical fall season premiere week.
Younger children were found to have the most severe ISS and the most critical fall-related injuries were seen in children < 1-year-old.
The first highlighted a critical fall-off in the STEM skills held by the UK's population due to a lack of government funding.
As Africa grew cooler and drier, however, these critical fall-back foods were hard to come by, supposedly leading to the hominid's downfall.
Firstly, from a critical fall-off in STEM skills in its own population due to lack of funding; secondly, from visa restrictions on the availability of high-skilled specialists from overseas; and, thirdly, from the uncertainty of the impact of Brexit on its highly international tech workforce.
"Retailers should be encouraged by consumers' tone as they plan for the critical fall and winter selling seasons," says Stacy Janiak, who heads Deloitte's retail practice in America.Yet the recent improvement is from a very low base, especially at the grandest stores.
3 Exercise programs for the elderly focused on strength and balance are critical in fall prevention.
For cylindrical hairs the critical angles fall outside the range of whisking.
Major bleeding was defined uniformly across the studies (fatal bleeding, bleed into critical site, fall of ≥20 g/L haemoglobin, or requirement for transfusion of two or more units of blood), whereas non-major bleeding was defined heterogeneously.
