Sentence examples for mark a severe from inspiring English sources

These figures mark a severe decline from a decade ago.

Cameron appointed him to the cabinet committee overseeing the referendum because he knows that his resignation would mark a severe blow and would galvanise the No campaign.

Although any opinion would be non-binding, if the court were to rule in Serbia's favour - and many believe that there is a good chance that it would - it would mark a severe setback for further efforts to legitimise Kosovo's statehood.

Yet the re-emergence of divisive issues and finally the downing of a Russian SU-24 fighter jet by Turkey after it violated Turkish airspace, and Putin's interpretation of the incident as a "stab in the back that will have a serious consequences for Russia's relationship with Turkey" mark a severe revision of this friendly relationship.

Her resignation marks a severe blow to the personal authority to the prime minister, who had called on the press to "leave it there" on Friday, a day after Miller issued an abrupt 32-second apology over her expenses.

The intervention by the London mayor, which he had promised last week would amount to a "deafening éclat", marks a severe blow to the remain campaign and will transform the fortunes of the leave campaign.

In addition, the agency noted that in the experiment records the growth in the mass was noted and marked as a "severe" change for the patient.

On Wednesday, Zynga reported a dramatic second-quarter loss, marked by a severe drop in players for hit casual games like FarmVille and a 10 percent drop from a year ago on daily average revenue booked per user.

Debt-to-equity ratios of Slovenian firms rose from below the euro-area average in the early 2000s to well above it by the end of the decade.The eventual bust, marked by a severe recession in 2009 and a renewed downturn from 2011, has revealed weaknesses masked by those good years.

The main difference between this two growth seasons was that the first year was marked by a severe drought stress while in the second the rain season had normal precipitation.

However, there is broad agreement in the literature that this period was marked by a severe distributional conflict that shaped the politics and the economics of the country (see, among others, Díaz-Alejandro 1970 , 1984 Mallon and Sourrouille 1975; O'Donnell 1977; Waisman 1987; Rogowski 1989; Gerchunoff 1989; Taylor 1994; Gerchunoff and Llach 2004).