Sentence examples for most rapid fall from inspiring English sources

That is the most rapid fall the indexes have ever recorded, exceeding the 11.2percentt decline the Boston area showed in the 12 months through February 1991.

Official figures show that the number of women aged 22 to 29 in the UK who are signing up for a workplace pension has fallen for four years in a row, marking the most rapid decline of any age group.

In particular, in most mammals parturition follows a rapid fall in circulating maternal concentrations of progesterone while in the human circulating progesterone levels show no signs of falling until after removal of the placenta.

From Uber destroying the value of taxi licences, Netflix contributing to the fall of Blockbuster, newspapers crumbling, the music industry's demise and Amazon's threat to retail, we're now looking at some of the fastest falls from grace and the most rapid building of value the world has ever seen.

Many commentators predicted that Mr. Aznar's Popular Party would suffer in regional elections in May, but after the rapid fall of Baghdad, the party held on to most of its seats in regional and municipal legislatures.

Taken together, the physiological data show that stomatal closure is one of the most rapid responses of tobacco plants to drought stress and that the initial fall in osmotic potential occurs more rapidly in leaves than in roots.

The rapid fall in prevalence of anaemia with definitions using lower thresholds (such as 110 g/L) suggests that in most cases the anaemia is mild.

The most rapid progress towards the MDG target has been recorded in south-east Asia, where the prevalence of undernourishment has fallen from 31.1% in 1990-92 to an estimated 10.7% today.

But a rapid fall could further disrupt the economy.

Certainly it was the most rapid and unexpected.

The awful irony of Mam's rapid fall is that she didn't need to lie.