Sentence examples similar to sudden falloffs from inspiring English sources
Brokers and developers agreed that the reason for the sudden falloff in building permits was the lack of construction financing.
Warnings about a sudden falloff in consumer spending overlook the significant increase in real wages in recent years and the power of low inflation to boost confidence.
And just as important, Warner Brothers wants to make as much money as it can during the movie's first few weeks to protect against a sudden falloff in attendance.
Based on estimations of the primordial mass required to form Uranus and Neptune, as well as bodies as large as Pluto (see below), earlier models of the Kuiper belt had suggested that the number of large objects would increase by a factor of two beyond 50 AU, so this sudden drastic falloff, known as the "Kuiper cliff", was completely unexpected, and its cause, to date, is unknown.
Other parts of the region felt sales tax falloffs last fall and winter.
Several tissue cores were falloff glass during this processing.
You can leave the noise gate falloff in the middle.
There was already tangible evidence at the meeting of the sudden sharp deterioration of the national economy: a significant falloff in attendance.
The sudden popularity of such partnerships last year helped boost drug development, despite a sharp falloff in Wall Street investment in initial public offerings by biotechs.
Similarly he has dismissed the notion that use of videogames or DVD's or the sudden departure of young men to Iraq -- all potential explanations that Nielsen has offered up -- has had anything to do with the viewing falloff.
