Sentence examples for for a sharp fall from inspiring English sources

Given how many investors want to buy them, the wait for a sharp fall could be a long one.

This may seem a strange sentiment, but it's the only sense I can make of the government's welcome for a sharp fall in net migration.

Following a sustained campaign by President Xi Jinping to discourage lavish spending on state-funded business trips a campaign which domestic carriers blame for a sharp fall in profits the airline has simply re-branded its premium cabin.

How about Baidu.com, is it due for a sharp fall or good for another $200?

The weather was also blamed for a sharp fall in visits to the High Street.

Finland's two main export sectors, forest products and Nokia, have tanked; this creates the need for a sharp fall in relative wages to make up for the lost markets, but because Finland doesn't have its own currency anymore this adjustment must take the form of a slow, grinding internal devaluation (which is, by the way, why the garbled discussion of wages turns the story into nonsense).

Three possible explanations may account for the lack of a sharp fall.

In August, a few weeks before the terrorist attacks, Ford cut between four and five thousand jobs, because of a sharp fall in demand for its products.

Both firms are reeling from a sharp fall in demand for large, petrol-guzzling cars.Sovereign Asset Management, based in Dubai, sold its 14.8% investment in SK Corp, South Korea's biggest oil refiner, admitting defeat in its attempt to oust Chey Tae-won as SK's chairman for a 2003 conviction on an accounting-fraud charge.

Halfords however has accelerated 14.2p to 211.6p after chief executive David Wild stepped down in the wake of a sharp fall in underlying sales, for the weather related reasons mentioned by Kingfisher.

The purchasing managers' index (PMI) for manufacturing reported a sharp fall in new orders in March compared with February.