Sentence examples for followed by a sharp from inspiring English sources

In contrast, encounters with object stimuli were followed by a sharp drop in the theta power to a low level almost immediately following stimulus removal.

It's followed by a sharp intake of breath and then, out it comes: Lenry Backer.

But Mr. Giordano's early victory in closing the hearing was followed by a sharp defeat.

We had a sharp recession followed by a sharp recovery in the 1980s.

Then, as now, rapidly rising real estate prices and excessive borrowing were followed by a sharp slowdown.

Some economists argued that such a discrepancy would be followed by a sharp decline, which soon arrived.

Often, epidemics begin with a low, steady rate of cases, followed by a sharp acceleration to a much higher peak.

THE end of the credit crisis in 2009 was followed by a sharp rise in world trade.

However, this was followed by a sharp fall in sales in the second quarter, as potential buyers and sellers anxiously awaited the outcome of the referendum.

An elongated phrase in which Ms. Krall lingers voluptuously over the "l" in "love" and the "oo" in "moon") is often followed by a sharp, curtly punctuated rush.

An elegant stretch of a leg was often followed by a sharp twist as if he portrayed someone in a precarious position struggling to maintain bodily control.