Sentence examples for massive fall in 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.

Liberal Democrat candidate Simon Dodd saw a massive fall in his party's vote, winning just 770 seats.

Brexit, which triggered a massive fall in the value of the pound (which remains very far off a recovery on that front).

If it all feels like we have seen this movie before, it is because back in July last year Chinese authorities had tried to institute regulations to stop massive falls in the stock market.

While there was slight increase of $50m in capital expenditure in the non-mining sector, in the mining sector such spending was down $925m from the December quarter: The massive falls in investment in mining mean that the non-mining sector is now easily the biggest – even excluding manufacturing: Mining investment is at levels only just above what they were in March 2011.

True, there are millions of now downwardly mobile people, Lehman Brothers and other once unsinkable firms have vanished or are bankrupt, unemployment is rising throughout the developed world, airlines are experiencing massive falls in passenger and cargo traffic, and unfathomably large stimulus packages have yet to reverse the sense of crisis.

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

Sometimes there's a massive falling out — in forty per cent of the cases — and we have to hire a new writer, usually because the subject doesn't like what he sees reflected in the mirror and he blames the writer, not himself".