Sentence examples for sharply long from inspiring English sources

But growth in the industry has slowed sharply, long before reaching expectations.

That may appeal to a few fiscally conservative politicians, but most are loath to squeeze popular social programmes in an election year.Recent history does not portend well for fiscal restraint: non-defence discretionary spending was rising sharply long before the war on terrorism.

Conversely, reviewers sharply criticized "long and frequent loading" between areas and battles due to poor emulation.

In the upper 5 6 cm of the stem, the intrusive growth is very pronounced so that the number of primary phloem fibres seen in the cross-sections sharply increases long after the procambium can give rise to new primary phloem fibres, and at a distance of only 3 cm from the SAM reaches 60%% of the final number (Table  1).

On August 17th, Russia defaulted on its loans, and markets around the world moved sharply against Long-Term Capital's expectations.

(Creditors didn't appear to realize that in a crisis the value of this collateral might shrink sharply, leaving Long-Term Capital unable to bridge the gap).

The German study, together with other similar research, has produced a picture of mature forests that differs sharply from long-held notions in forestry, Dr. Schulze said.

Much of the fixed-income world has been smarting from the blow of sharply rising long-term rates ever since Ben S. Bernanke, the Federal Reserve chairman, raised the possibility in May that the Fed was considering tapering its stimulus spending.

The implication of all that arithmetic is that junk-bond prices have fallen much more sharply than long-term government bond prices, as is evident in the performance of the funds that hold these bonds.

Sharply higher long-term interest rates.

This new research is surprising, as it finds that several aspects of the Depression contrast sharply with long-standing explanations.