Sentence examples for sharp fall in the number from inspiring English sources

A sharp fall in the number of new infections followed.

The sharp fall in the number of women taking cases has caused particular concern.

The report finds a sharp fall in the number of selective schools putting forward candidates for physics.

"Following the crisis there was a sharp fall in the number of mortgaged purchases," Nationwide's chief economist, Robert Gardner said.

Mediation practitioners have reported a sharp fall in the number of couples using their services, after government cuts to legal aid for family disputes.

And the report noted other positive signs, like a sharp fall in the number of people employed part-time who would prefer to have full-time jobs.

Particularly egregious was the removal of "speaking and listening" from assessment in English courses, which has resulted in a sharp fall in the numbers attaining a C grade in the subject this year; as Katja Hall, deputy director general of the Confederation of British Industry, observed, these are skills nearly everybody is more likely to use at work than writing essays.

The Home Office figures also show sharp falls in the number of police community support officers, civilian staff and special constables.

Ministers have been cheered by sharp falls in the number of people waiting a long time for an operation.

Two new polls show sharp falls in the number of Americans who trust her.In part, Mrs Clinton's stature explains the Democrats' lack of a deep bench of swing-state governors or senators with eyes on the presidency.

The decline stage was marked by sharp falls in the number and proportion (36/95 [38%]) of egg-associated S. enterica ser.