Sentence examples for sharp falling from inspiring English sources

It was inevitable that 2009 would bring a sharp falling off.

Equally worrying for Cameron is the sharp falling away of support in the electorally-important Midlands and South.

Spin it how you like, the affair of the dodgy dossiers and the Hutton report represent a sharp falling away in standards not only of intelligence analysis but also of the conduct of government in general.

If you follow such things, I predict a sharp falling off now in the contributions to Twitter's hateenglandweek, notable for thoughtful contributions to amity such as "they've been whining for help ever since 1942 …" Soccer dramatises the perennial rivalry and periodic bouts of resentment between Britain and the US.

Ms Ettus seems to have also factored in a sharp falling off in female intelligence, for, like Mrs Beeton, specifying a "cold or tepid" bath every morning, she prefers to court accusations of condescension than to leave less competent women in the dark over, for instance, how often to have sex.

"With the change in administrations there has been a sharp falling away from the concerns about how Microsoft and other large companies use their market power," said Harry First, a professor at the New York University School of Law and the former top antitrust lawyer for New York State who is writing a book about the Microsoft case.

The latter two have suffered sharp falls in their currencies.

SHARP falls in consumer confidence have sparked fears that the economy is sliding into another recession.

Overall, experts are forecasting sharp falls in GNP, consumption, investment and employment.

After sharp falls on Monday, most stock markets in Asia saw milder declines Tuesday.

The squeegee — heavy, he said, and sharp — fell to the pavement.