Sentence examples for massive fall from inspiring English sources

Cameron says what is worthwhile is the massive fall in unemployment.

Despite the massive fall in the value of the pound since 2007, exports are up by just 1%-21%-2%

The data also showed that despite the massive fall in investment a large rise in exports had helped Western Australia to be the strongest growing state.

"The massive fall in capital expenditure plans has dispelled any optimism about the speed of recovery in Japan," said Glenn Maguire, an economist at Société Générale in Hong Kong.

Both the Dow and the Nasdaq have declined since the beginning of the year, and the past few months (see chart) have been characterised by roller-coaster movements:every bit of news, however trivial in its own right, triggers an hysterical reponse a massive fall or an equally massive surge.

"Output has fallen by 6% since the crisis began: that's a massive fall, and 0.1% or 0.2% is not going to make a massive difference to that picture; it's going to take a long time for that to be earned back".

Statistics showing a massive falling off in actual investment, as opposed to sentiment, are slippery.

Crawling along massive fallen trees spanning the creek, we reached the falls.

Ronaldo hinted at the London premiere of his self-titled new film Ronaldo: The Man that he could work with Mourinho again despite their massive falling out during their time together at Real.

It gets so cold most winters, Mr. Yotz said, that the mist that wafts from the massive falls freezes when it hits the trees that line the falls, encasing them in ice.

"If he has to try and negotiate peace with the Taliban, deal with a massive falling economy, deal with corruption and a lack of accountability of public servants … it's an impossible task to ask of anybody," he says.