Sentence examples for sharp reverse from inspiring English sources

If an unsustainable rise in asset prices goes into sharp reverse, this can trigger financial instability.

The MPC highlights in particular the sharp reverse to growth in the euro area.

The Child Poverty Action Group on Tuesday assembles evidence predicting the figures will go into sharp reverse.

At the end of 2014, the Greek economy was judged to be growing and since Syriza's victory it had gone into sharp reverse.

So the FTSE 100 moved as high as 5543 before undergoing a sharp reverse to close down 29.66 points at 5436.70.

Today a separate Observer survey of the views of headteachers in the state sector shows that many believed the promise had been on target for delivery until 2010, but a large majority now think things have gone into sharp reverse since the education secretary, Michael Gove, began dismantling Labour's system of School Sports Partnerships (SSPs).

Indeed, I often pushed the RX hard, including some sharp, reverse-camber corners, looking for the telltale body roll that cars with cushy rides usually reveal under more aggressive driving.

In theory, this could lead to very sharp reverses in trend once the carry trade starts to deteriorate.Fortunately for carry-trade investors, volatility has been very low in the past couple of years.

Tindall pounced on a loose ball with a sharp reverse-stick for the opener and, after failing to take advantage when Pakistan were briefly reduced to nine men, Britain scored a brilliant second, Clarke finishing off a flowing team move.

When the next congressional session opened in December 1816, Sharp reversed his position and voted to repeal the law, but the damage was already done; he lost his seat in the House in the next election.

Barring a sharp legal reverse, the country will eventually be left with an unenviable choice: give in to the hold-outs, or stop paying bondholders in America.