Sentence examples for deepest drop in from inspiring English sources

Among retailers, the luxury department store chain Neiman Marcus reported the deepest drop in sales at stores open at least a year, a crucial indicator also known as same-store sales.

August's stock market slamdown, the deepest drop in nearly four years, sounded like a death knell for the IPO market in 2015.

The reason for the deep drop in oil prices continues to be Saudi Arabia's refusal to cut its oil exports in order to prop up prices.

Official figures today will reveal how Britain fared in the first three months of 2011 after suffering a deep drop in output in the final quarter of 2010, blamed on freezing weather.

At temperatures above the process associated with the glass transition (β relaxation), a deep drop (in one or two steps) in E′ and a shoulder in E″, overlapped with that β mechanism, are observed.

The companies are instead looking for ways to cooperate that would enable each to weather the deep drop in airline passenger traffic in the wake of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11.

Calculated Risk considers the decline in exports and the even deeper drop in imports over the course of the recession.As everyone else wonders why a plea deal is even on the table for Bernard Madoff, Barry Ritholtz offers a cynical but plausible take on the legal drama.Oh, irony of ironies.

Debt levels for REITs have typically averaged 40percentt of market capitalization, though the figure exceeded 70percentt by the first quarter of this year, according to Mr. Case, a result of the deep drop in share prices and, for a few, the wide availability of cheap debt.

Many producers feared an even deeper drop in prices.

The owners point to history and say that on average the percentage to all players has remained constant, even with the deep drop in 2018.

To be fair, while airlines continue to rank near the bottom in customer satisfaction with a group score of 73, that's a lot better than the score of 61 they earned in in 2001 (a year already marred by a recession and deep drop in airline revenues even before the deadly events of Sept. 11, plus another major airline crash two months later).