Sentence examples for deep falls from inspiring English sources

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

Hundreds of schools were closed, disrupting some GCSE and AS-level exams, and there were cancellations and delays on roads, rail and in the air as bitterly cold winds added drifting to already deep falls and widespread ice.

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

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.

The price of gas is linked to the price of oil, but with a time lag; even though oil prices have recovered since the deep fall during the 2008 global financial crisis, gas prices have remained depressed.

The deep fall in real estate prices has helped many families afford decent housing.