Sentence examples for enormous fall in from inspiring English sources

As Mr Bage points out, the only thing known for sure is that there has been an enormous fall in agricultural investment over 30 years.

"The successful result has been an enormous fall in typical long waits for an NHS operation – from over 18 months to well under 18 weeks," a spokesman said.

In the 16th Century, the discovery of South America and its vast gold deposits led to an enormous fall in the value of gold - and therefore an enormous increase in the price of everything else.

An NHS England spokeswoman said: "There have been enormous falls in deaths from heart disease in recent years, and better prevention and support at home will help reduce heart failure, but for those patients who do ultimately need inpatient care we certainly want them to get the best attention possible".

This was a stumble, not an enormous fall.

This was a day of enormous anticipation, which, threatened to fall in to huge disappointment when, by late afternoon, her release had still not materialised.

I'll never forget when, in a strange departure from the book, Mr. Jones's stray bullet strikes and kills Old Major; an enormous robotic pig falling in slow motion is a hard image to shake.

Yet, even in the triumph of these women, we recognize the number of women holding public office is in an enormous decline, falling further in this past election cycle to just 28% of all state elected offices.

Schneider places you behind the driver's seat as a car curves around enormous mountains, and situates his lens to fall in line with a hiker's steps.

Do not try to run any modern economy on a purely cash basis; the further fall in gross domestic product would be enormous.

They fall in love and resolve, in the face of enormous familial and societal hostility, to abide "beyond race" in "the independent nation of music"—which leaves them, and their three children, in every sense beyond the pale.