Sentence examples for sizable fall in from inspiring English sources
With the number of workers and potential workers in the economy somewhat restricted, a relatively modest rise in employment has translated into a sizable fall in the unemployment rate, which is defined as the proportion of the labor force that is out of work, not the proportion of the population as a whole.
Still the sizable fall in Bunge shares reflects some investor disquietude, probably with the hefty premium.
Gan (2007) finds that Japanese banks that were more exposed to real estate development cut business lending after a sizable fall in aggregate real estate prices.
"One of his biggest tasks will be to attract some of the missing fans back to Brunton Park after a sizable fall in average gates last season.
The Bank warned that it expects "sizable falls" in commercial property values in the coming months and also revised down the outlook for house prices.
Even among people with normal blood pressure, there was a sizable fall of 3.5/2.1.
The weakness was led by another sizable drop in home construction, which has fallen every month except two over the last two and a half years.
Given the enormous amount of wealth that American families now have tied up in the stock market, a big fall in stock prices would probably lead to a sizable drop in consumer spending, and in all likelihood that would lead to a recession.
In 2009, Gordon Keith put items from the Steeltown era up for auction, including "a sizable number of mint-condition copies of 'Big Boy'" in 45 rpm format and 100 copies of "We Don't Have To Be Over 21 (to Fall in Love)".
Although Republicans hold clear majorities in the Senate and the Assembly, a sizable win in the fall by the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, Mayor James E. McGreevy of Woodbridge -- whom Christie Whitman barely defeated -- could mean a shift of power in the Legislature.
In the same class was a tender, pink, flavorful 10-ounce marinated skirt steak ($16); sizable, meaty fall-from-the-bone barbecue baby-back ribs ($18); and a towering, juicy eight-ounce steakhouse burger ($9).
