Sentence examples for huge fall from inspiring English sources
"huge fall" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a sudden and large decline. For example, "The stock market experienced a huge fall in the week after the announcement."
Labor's environment spokesman, Mark Butler, said the modelling referred to by Hunt was "ridiculously outdated and fails to take into consideration the huge fall in the cost of renewable energy or the decline in electricity demand due to the fall in manufacturing".
The huge fall isn't exactly surprising.
Colombia said it expected a huge fall in farm output.
He adds: "I am not expecting a huge fall in numbers".
Murphy said the figures also highlighted the huge fall in the number of teenage pregnancies.
It is hard to be sure, since the huge fall in worldwide mortality since 1950 makes comparisons hard.
Channel 4 is likely to see a huge fall-off in viewers when the show moves, but media industry sources believe the broadcaster can probably get the overall format to "wash its face" with as few as 3 million viewers on average for the main show.
"There's been a huge fall-off in mortgage applications and turnover in the housing market," he told the BBC's World at One. "At the same time, in the south, you have a much faster rise in prices, while in the north some areas prices have fallen 40%.
Pagis might have feared the worst when Guy Lacombe replaced Dréossi last December — he had left Sochaux in 2004 after a huge fall-out with the same coach — but he was soon back in favour and ended up Rennes' top scorer.
As a result, despite huge falls in the labour supply, real wages could not dramatically increase.
The price cuts are minuscule compared to the huge falls in wholesale gas and electricity prices.
