Sentence examples for deep fall from inspiring English sources

Some countries, Britain among them, will add still gloomier scenarios to this, such as a deep fall in house prices.

Cigna's reinsurance protected the issuing companies from losses caused by a deep fall in the stock market.

The heightened fears are a puzzle to criminologists, who point out that over the past 15 years Britain has experienced a steady, deep fall in crime.

A few months ago, Britain appeared to be flirting with a renewed recession, after a deep fall in output in the final quarter of 2012.

And now that we know the recovery is more than a year old, it appears that this cycle is combining the worst of both worlds: deep fall followed by slow recovery.

Though a big jump in less than a year, this recovery follows a deep fall in prices, when a shrinking economy, deflation, rising unemployment and the SARS virus all took their toll.

Billed as a "scientific adventure," "Murmurs From the Deep" falls short on both counts.

This was softer, gentler, full of a wide-open love, a deep falling-down love.

Until the recent recession, the deepest fall for the American economy since World War II was a 3.7 percent drop during the brief but steep downturn in 1958.

Then, the bursting of the US housing bubble caused a global economic crisis; the dramatic fall in exports led to the deepest fall in German GDP since 1945.

It was also a deeper fall than during the last quarter of 2008, when the economy shrank a revised 14.4percentt on an annualized basis.