Sentence examples for remarkable fall in from inspiring English sources
As shown in Fig. 1, housing prices in the US, the source of the 2008 financial crisis, declined substantially between 2007 and 2012, with a remarkable fall in prices of 9.5% in 2008.
The last point worthy of note is the remarkable fall in the tax wedge in Turkey between 2007 and 2009.
As the former home secretary claimed again this morning it is wrong to suggest that the "remarkable fall in crime we have seen since 1993 has nothing to do with the rise in the prison population.
The headline on the report—"Another Record Decline in Death Penalty Use"—notes that the remarkable fall in the number of executions and death sentences is part of a longer trend, one that continued this year.
Economic growth can make a fair claim to have powered the remarkable fall in extreme poverty in recent years.
It blamed a sudden and "remarkable" fall in demand from the telecoms and computing industries, and said it saw no end to the slowdown.
He averaging a remarkable 88.83 in the 1950-51 Aserieseries down under, 50 more per innings than the next Englishman, and made 156 at Adelaide.
Yao was remarkable last year in the way that he handled his displacement.
Since her remarkable summer in 2009 -- she also reached the fourth round at Wimbledon -- there have been more disappointments than triumphs.
The bearded, 29-year-old Arrieta, still unbeaten since July 25, stretched his remarkable second half — in which he posted a 0.75 ERA — into the opening round of the postseason.
Yet for all his derring-do Grosics, "The Black Panther", was no giant, standing only 5ft 8in but possessed of remarkable spring in his heels and utterly refusing to be restricted by his lack of physical stature.
