Examples of using Sharp fall in English and their translations into Arabic
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In 2008, the global economic crisis caused a sharp fall in the demand and price of crude oil.
Since 2002, commodity prices have been on the rise following their sharp fall between 1995- 1997 and 2002.
The demographic transition is characterized both by an increasing number of young people and a sharp fall in birth rates.
Thousands of people had been rendered homeless and jobless with a sharp fall in international investments further compounding the Georgian economy and people.
Growth plummeted in Kenya from 6.1 per cent to 3.5 per cent, largely owing to post-election violence and a sharp fall in tourism.
Growth plummeted in Kenya from 6.1 per cent to 3.5 per cent, owing largely to post-election violence and a sharp fall in tourism.
The sustained growth of maquila activities in Honduras made up for the sharp fall in coffee prices and the smaller drop in the price of shrimp.
Yet Wakefield's discredited paper is credited with triggering a sharp fall in all vaccination rates around the world and an equally sharp rise in measles cases.
The financial crisis led to a sharp fall of net private capital flows to developing countries, from $377.2 billion in 2007 to $104.1 billion in 2008.
A sharp fall in house prices in one of the major economies could, then, precipitate an abrupt and destabilizing adjustment of the global imbalances." d.
After a sharp fall in 1993, total ODA reached $59 billion in 1994, up by $3 billion from the previous year
In many developing and developed countries, there has been a sharp fall of wage shares in total income over the past three decades(figure O.4).
Since 2002 there has been a" commodity boom", with international commodity prices showing a strong upward trend after their sharp fall from 1995- 1997 to 2002.
The recent sharp fall in the number of asylum-seekers entering the European Union might allow space for a better focus on how protection needs and standards could best be assured.
A sharp fall in house prices from their current elevated levels remains another major downside risk in the United Kingdom and some other Western European economies(France, Ireland and Spain).
With care it is necessary to use a combination of indapamide with ACE inhibitors, as the risk of a sharp fall in blood pressure and the development of acute heart failure increase;
The above table clearly shows that the number of women appointed in 2008 was low compared with the previous year, notwithstanding the sharp fall in the number of appointments of men.
This resulted from the offsetting effects of an expected decline of production in West Africa and a sharp fall in cocoa grindings in Europe and North America, versus resilient demand growth in emerging markets.
resulting in huge economic dislocations and a consequential sharp fall in economic activity and income, plus soaring inflation.
A 2006 UNHCR Report informed that despite a sharp fall in numbers of new asylum-seekers in 2004, the political climate will remain difficult and refugee protection in Switzerland is likely to deteriorate even further.