Sentence examples for widespread drop from inspiring English sources

But executives said they did not see signs of a price war among chip makers or of a widespread drop in demand for personal computers.

The agency said the recent widespread drop in violence in Iraq had drawn some refugees back, though it added that many had also run out of money.

Executives noted that the company did not see a widespread drop in demand because of the weak euro, but they did say results had suffered from exchanging the euro back into dollars, a phenomenon that is expected to continue.

The motor industry is suffering more than other sectors from the effects of the current international crisis with a widespread drop in sales affecting almost all the main world producers, due to two factors that can be described as follows.

At the same time, Intel executives said they were not seeing the signs of a price war among chip makers, or of a widespread drop in demand for personal computers -- fears of which may be causing investors to drive down the stock prices across the board in the sector.

And not only will workers left without a job be forced to tighten their belts severely, depressing demand right across the economy, but the very fear of unemployment, as consumers watch their friends, neighbours and family members being turned out of work, can lead to a much more widespread drop in confidence, exacerbating the downturn.

Seven years later, during Operation Cast Lead, there was widespread dropping of bombs over densely populated areas in the Gaza Strip.

All measures show large losses for workers, including extensive mass layoffs, widespread drops in employment, a steep rise in unemployment, and greater difficulty in finding employment.

It has helped make credible the claim that the cumulative effect of situational prevention, whether or not implemented under that label, has brought about widespread drops in crime in Western countries.

The crux of the present study is that we conjecture that changes in age-related offending patterns in the context of overall widespread drops in many crimes can be largely understood using the theoretical framework of crime opportunity theory and the security hypothesis that was described earlier.

The hypothesis that security was a major source of the widespread drops in those volume crimes because it restricted opportunity for them is consistent with the expectation that where new opportunities for crimes arise, such as those associated with the internet, increases in those crimes can be expected.