Sentence examples for sharp weakening from inspiring English sources

State-run commodity companies are also taking precautionary measures to respond to the sharp weakening of the pound against the dollar.

However, these aggregates hide the underlying dynamics and belie the fact that the components of this data show a sharp weakening of credit conditions.

May's trade deficit caused particular alarm, partly because it was much bigger than expected and partly because it showed a sharp weakening of exports.

First, there could be negative side effects, including a political or trade row with China or a sharp weakening in the Chinese economy.

This contributed to a sharp weakening in average prices of all co-ops, off 29percenttoto $918,795, the report found.

Mr Dales added: "This survey is a stark reminder that the UK economy is vulnerable to a sharp weakening in overseas activity.

The sharp hemoglobin molecules weaken the membranes, causing the cells to rupture.

While holidaymakers might take a short, sharp hit from a weakening pound, a change in the strength of sterling may be more of a lingering issue for expats.

The electromagnetic induction caused by the changing magnetic flux in the geomagnetic tail is found to suffice for the observed weakening and sharp increase of the convection during the growth phase and expansion onset, respectively.

If they show no signs of weakening a sharp blow to the back of the head will disorientate them giving you a chance to run.

Brittle fracture of polycrystalline graphite under torsion loading is studied experimentally and theoretically using axisymmetric specimens weakened by sharp and rounded-tip V-notches.