Sentence examples for immediate fall of from inspiring English sources

"This will lead to the immediate fall of the Taliban," he insisted.

The Tequila crisis led to an immediate fall of about 20% in Mexican wages (more in dollar terms), while productivity kept going up.

Surgical resection of the tumour resulted in an immediate fall of plasma insulin, attaining concentrations similar to those of anaesthetised control rats by 10 min. The estimated half-life of insulin was 3.5 min. Hypoglycaemia persisted until 60 min after resection, followed by hyperglycaemia of 1-2 durationation.

Following the implementation of reliable EWS across the AAU and ED, and the recognition and response checklists, plus weekly safety meetings in the AAU at SRI, there was an immediate fall in the number of cardiac arrests, which was sustained thereafter.

Physical and mental health measures of quality of life show a marked and immediate fall after admission to Critical Care with some recovery over time.

A self-proclaimed gangster, Chow originally immigrated from China and almost immediate fell into a life of crime.

The film arrived at its final destination in autumn, 2008 during the immediate fall-out from the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

This had one immediate and two lasting consequences: the immediate consequence was the fall of the prime minister, Lord Aberdeen, who had taken the country to war; the lasting ones were, first, the revolutionising of field hospitals and army medical support and, second, the constraining role of the war correspondent.

Nash, understandably proud of his service as commander of U.S. forces in postconflict Bosnia, is chagrined by the way American forces behaved in the immediate aftermath of the fall of Baghdad.

In the immediate aftermath of the fall of Muammar Gaddafi's regime in Libya last summer, Stewart Patrick, writing in Foreign Affairs, made a bold prediction.

It has rather produced a useful waste of low-quality remains resulting in an evident fall of immediate rejection for unsound submissions.