Sentence examples for sudden fall in from inspiring English sources

A sudden fall in sales will leave them without cash at a time when bank overdrafts are hard to secure or to increase.

Then, because of a sudden fall in the amount of housing benefit she could claim, she had to move for a second time about six weeks ago.

The brunt of this sudden fall in demand will be felt by the IRGC's huge business empire, which these days produces everything from tomato purée to car parts.

We saw this in the first four days of the year, when the sudden fall in the Chinese stock market triggered January's global financial mayhem.

In a statement issued after the London stock market closed, the bank said it "knew of no justification" for the sudden fall in its share price.

Like many "Anatolian tigers" who have thrived under AK rule, Boydak has been hurt by Turkey's sharp economic slowdown, a sudden fall in the lira and a big rise in interest rates.

This meant that sudden falls in the equity market, or changes in bond yields, had a big impact on a company's balance-sheet.

There are weak points in this – his sudden falling in love is unconvincing – but Duncan is a profoundly satisfying character in his awkward, dogged goodness.

The choreography included sudden falls in which he slid across the ice on his chest or back, as if he were dodging bullets.

Fund managers are thus far less vulnerable to sudden falls in asset prices than banks proved to be in 2008.Third, there is little evidence that mainstream asset managers contribute to market panics.

"Gas-fired plant is ideal for responding rapidly to spikes in demand or sudden falls in renewable output," Malcolm Roberts, chief executive of the oil and gas industry lobby group APPEA said in the Australian newspaper.