Sentence examples for trigger a fall from inspiring English sources
The strong performance by the Sweden Democrats and the prospect of a hung parliament looked likely to trigger a fall in the krona against the euro and volatility on the Stockholm financial markets.
Officials insist that plans to nationalise the telecommunications and electricity industries, announced last month, will not trigger a fall in tax revenues, though opponents doubt that.The oil price has crept back up over the past fortnight after a sharp fall.
A sharp jump in interest rates, however, might encourage them to squirrel more away rather than spend.Another risk is that a sudden rise in interest rates would trigger a fall in share prices (though if higher rates did boost spending, and hence profits, share prices should eventually gain).
Systematic changes in the volume and caliber of turbidity flows through time trigger a fall of the equilibrium profile, which drives erosion and sediment bypass across the slope, followed by a rise of the equilibrium profile, which allows deposition on the slope of increasingly mud-rich sediments through time.
When George Osborne announced that a decision to leave the EU would trigger a 10-18% drop in house prices, it showed how little the remain campaign grasps the roots of the housing crisis.
Examining 20 advanced countries, they concluded that hitting that 90% level triggers a fall from 3-4% growto to -0.1%.
China's economic growth slipped in the three months to the end of June after a slowdown in the global economy triggered a fall in manufacturing exports.
Since deposing Malcolm Turnbull as Liberal leader, Abbott successfully cast Labor's emissions trading scheme as "a great big new tax", triggering a fall in popular support for climate change mitigation.
Most worryingly, the foundation suggests that the economic upturn does not appear to be triggering a fall in the proportion of new employees (those entering or re-entering work) whose jobs are part-time or temporary.
The former triggers a fall in the wage premium, while the latter widens the wage premium gap in a developing country.
It has therefore has largely avoided the investment write-downs that have plagued those companies after defaults by mortgages triggered a fall in the value of the assets.
