Sentence examples for short-term drop from inspiring English sources

They estimate that a Brexit vote could lead to a short-term drop in trade-weighted sterling of 15-20%.

Balancing any potential short-term drop in ratings – with the associated threat to revenues – if in-house commissions are favoured over outsiders was always going to be tricky.

It argued that Jos. A. Bank was trying to seize upon what it described as a short-term drop in its stock price.

A reader objected that while there was "a short-term drop in egg donor registrations" there was no collapse in sperm and egg donor levels, "despite the best efforts of the fertility industry to convince us that there would be or has been".

"Instead it appears to me that what we are looking at is a short-term drop caused by the uncertainty resulting from the forthcoming EU referendum coupled by a slowdown following the rush to get into the market ahead of the tax change on the purchase of investment properties".

The appreciation prompted Bank of Japan intervention last year to weaken the yen, a move that generated a short-term drop in the currency but no long-run halt to its increase.Generally speaking, this is the sort of thing we'd expect to see happen after a long period of imbalance.

For example, per capita gross national income trends in Figure 1 had two distinct components: a long-term increase and a short term drop around 1998, which were in opposite directions.

This is because the increase in suicide rates corresponded not only with short term drop in per capita gross national income; but also with a long term increase in per capita gross national income.

Tilapia are known to actively seek warmer refuges to survive short term drops in temperature [59], [63].

Facebook has the cash reserves and momentum to weather the short-term monetization drop in exchange for a healthier long-term future.

For example, participating counties have seen felony commitments and placements in short-term programs drop more than 62percentt over a nine-month period.