Sentence examples for hard decline from inspiring English sources

Overall, I feel that we need a hard decline within the next week or two to crush the complacency within the market, thus setting the stage for a sustainable rally.

I had not realised until I looked at the data quite how hard the decline in Chinese imports had hit both commodity suppliers and its regional trading partners.

In fact, while he has declined to participate in public speculation regarding his becoming chairman of the bedraggled Securities and Exchange Commission, a presidential request would be hard to decline.

Some mothers' phrasing suggested that although they had been told research participation was optional; in practice the benefits of research participation were perceived to be so great that it would be hard to decline the study, a feature also reported in other African contexts [ 7, 37, 38].

The company, based in Lisle, Ill., is among telecommunications companies hit hard by declining orders.

With artists and labels hit hard by declining sales over the last decade, it's hard to argue for lower royalty rates.

But the same technologies of "distance learning" are now finding their way onto brick-and-mortar campuses, especially public institutions hit hard by declining state funds.

If MOOC2Degree succeeds in attracting thousands of degree students, the new revenue stream could be a lifeline for public universities hit hard by declining financial support from states.

While I appreciate that states have been hit hard by declining revenue, many consistently shortchanged their pension funds in the years before the recession.

Both The Hateful Eight (nominated for three Oscars, including the supporting actress Jennifer Jason Leigh and Joy Jennifer Lawrencece nominated for best actress) fell hard, each declining by 60%.

The university press has been hit hard by declining library budgets nationally that have affected book sales, while its staff members will experience pay cuts".