Sentence examples for there is a sharp fall from inspiring English sources

"History shows this happens whenever there is a sharp fall of the temperature," he says, explaining this causes muddy, organic material on the bed of the lagoon to rise to the top.

HSBC reports that sales in the luxury segment have fallen by up to 70% in Gurgaon.Until there is a sharp fall in interest rates, developers are focusing on more affordable homes, and ones that are bought to be lived in rather than speculated upon.

Close to (nu approx 0.21) there is a sharp fall to a point in which around half the population is cooperating and the rest is defecting.

There is a sharp fall in the share of immigrant men in "technology and trades," while changes for immigrant women resemble those seen for interprovincial women (health declines, business increases).

The initial permeability slowly decreases from basic composition x = 0 to x = 0.04, after there is a sharp fall in the vicinity of x = 0.08, followed by a gradual decrease up to the last sample.

In the 1640s there was a sharp fall in population, brought on by the plague epidemic which affected Keswick, Carlisle, Cockermouth and Crosthwaite and other areas in 1645 47.

There is a sharp fall-off in the energy consumption of the nodes following M-ATTEMPT routing protocol, thereby, dying at an earlier stage.

"Following the crisis there was a sharp fall in the number of mortgaged purchases," Nationwide's chief economist, Robert Gardner said.

During the 1890s, therefore, there was a sharp fall in rent, a shift in land ownership, and a challenge to the large estate in the cereal-growing and meat-producing areas of the country.

There was a sharp fall – from 23% in 2005 to 16% in 2014 – in teenagers reporting that their parents had kept them out of school for reasons other than illness.

Second, there was a sharp fall in SSS recipients' subjective probability of working full-time at age 70 immediately after receiving their first SSS payout (column (4)).