Sentence examples for most severe declines from inspiring English sources

The sell-off that engulfed Wall Street last week spread through Asia today, devastating stock markets and erasing investor wealth in some of the most severe declines since the global crash of 1987.

Compared with the data from the 1980s and the 1990s, developed economies in Western Europe and economies in Central and Eastern Europe show some of the most severe declines in life satisfaction.

The charter school run by the local teachers' union, the UFT Charter School, showed one of the most severe declines, to 13 percent of eighth graders proficient in math, from 79 percent.

Worldwide, of the 37 large countries for which the U.N. Conference (UNCTAD) reports estimates for 2009 (among the 67 nations that the U.N. agency's service monitors), the ones that experienced the most severe declines in FDI were mostly European both Western and Central.

At the guild level, our evidence corroborated other hurricane impact studies [9], [10] in showing that frugivores and nectarivores had the most severe declines, showing just 51.4% and 56.6%, respectively, of the Pre-Iris capture rates by Post-II (Table S2).

The analysis finds that the most severe declines occur in children with blood lead levels between 5 and 10 μg/dL.

The lower line represents what actually happened — the most severe decline of any developed economy since the Great Depression.

Rising inflation and sickly wage growth have left households facing what Bank of England governor Mervyn King has called the most severe decline in living standards since the 1920s.

To put those numbers into perspective, that is the most severe decline in the PC market since IDC began tracking the business almost two decades ago and almost double the rate of decline that the firm was expecting for the quarter.

The most severe decline was observed using PVS3 with final O2 levels <1 μM (indicating severe hypoxic conditions).

However, we cannot conclude that the era of endocrine disruption in cricket frogs has come to an end, because in areas with the most severe decline in populations and most severe endocrine disruption historically, numbers of remaining cricket frogs are now insufficient to permit sampling.