Sentence examples for severe fall in from inspiring English sources

Until his own severe fall in 1953, which sidetracked his career for several years, Mr. Alexander reminded old-timers of Codona, who performed in the 20's and 30's.

Some were speaking of him as the next Codona until a severe fall in 1953, according to "The Story of Fay Alexander," a short, undated biography owned by the circus museum.

In the past five years, workers have suffered the most severe fall in real earnings in history.

The severe fall in the price of oil over the past year claimed another casualty on the first working day of the new year as Swift Energy, an independent oil and gas group with operations in Louisiana and Texas in the US (and more than $1.2m of debt), filed for bankruptcy.

A severe fall in oil, say one that erases most of the gains of the five-year rally, seems unlikely, but how about somewhat cheaper?

The shares of the British bank Standard Chartered P.L.C., which has most of its assets in Asia, rose after it reported a less severe fall in second-half net income than analysts had forecast.

The vast grasslands seemed ideal for cattle, but a severe winter in 1886 87 virtually wiped out the herds.

Meanwhile, the most severe winter in three decades is killing livestock in western Mongolia, where the United Nations says people may face starvation.

Next, map the History Department onto Norway during a very severe winter in Norway, and suppose there are more rats than lemmings in Norway.

In January a swimmer was killed and 10 others were injured when a Kenyon College van, also driven by a student, crashed in severe winter conditions in Ohio.

Suppression was most severe 30-455%) in colonies in Lake Ontario (1992) and Saginaw Bay (1992-1994) for both species and in western Lake Erie (1992) for herring gulls.