Sentence examples for violent drop in from inspiring English sources

Another violent drop in share prices could have disproportionate effects on confidence and hence demand.

For example, in an otherwise excellent discussion of Yeats's use of ottava rima (a type of eight-line stanza), Vendler attributes great effect to "the pacing" allegedly created by "a fierce set of enjambments" followed by a "violent drop" in the fourth stanza of the poem "Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen".

But according to the F.B.I., violent crime dropped in Arizona almost 14 percent the previous year.

Asked by reporters about the Brady group's critical report on the Obama administration, a White House spokesman, Ben LaBolt, pointed out that the latest F.B.I. statistics showed that violent crime dropped in the first half of 2009 to its lowest levels since the 1960s.

San Diego, for instance, is expected to have a 29percentt rise in homicides this year, but a 21percentt drop in violent crime, and Boston a 24.5percentt increase in killings, but a 6.5percentt drop in violent crime, according to the Brennan study.

Despite the sharp drop in violent crime in the state, there has been a 9percentt rise in the number of violent offenders in prison between 1994 and 2000.

The decrease corresponds with an overall drop in violent crime over the last two decades.

Noting the drop in violent crimes, Chancellor Dennis M. Walcott said city students were safer today than in the past.

Officers in the 75th and people all around the neighborhood say they are encouraged by the drop in violent crime.

Since 1991, when serious and violent crime peaked, the drop in the crime rates has averaged about 7percentt a year.

While Newark has seen a recent drop in violent crime, burglaries rose 13.7percentt from 2007 to 2008.