Examples of using Sharp fall in English and their translations into Greek
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But the real aim of austerity was to achieve a sharp fall in real wages
sanctions on Iran catalysed a sharp fall in oil prices.
After a sharp fall in migrant arrivals,
official data has already shown a sharp fall in net migration.
almost certainly resulting in a sharp fall of Chinese purchases,
After a sharp fall in migrant arrivals in recent months,
The sharp fall in bank equity prices reflected the sector's higher sensitivity to a weaker-than-expected economic outlook;
nearly certainly resulting in a sharp fall of Chinese purchases,
This does not at all mean that the sanctions, a sharp fall in oil prices
Indeed, the growth rate of industrial output slowed down in 2005, and a bad harvest diminished the rise in GDP to 4.5% in 2005-- a sharp fall from the peak of 8.3% in 2004.
A sharp fall in a currency can push investors to sell even more of their assets before the boost to exports turns the economy around
It is not the fact that the sanctions, the sharp fall in oil prices,
given the recent very sharp fall in oil prices and assuming that no
the same pattern of a very sharp fall can be seen in the price trends of many other raw materials.
in 25 years(form EU-9 to EU-15) the sharp fall of employment in agriculture(-49%)
Europe has been faced with a sharp fall in demand for commercial
Sweden has experienced such a sharp fall in the number of prison admissions in the past two years that it has decided to close down four prisons
that the recent sharp fall in the price of shares in SES finished.
follows an unexpectedly sharp fall in tax revenues in January that has left the finance ministry scrambling to raise funds to make a €1.2bn loan repayment to the International Monetary Fund due by March 20.
there has been an increase in the use of low-cost European airlines, a sharp fall in the number of package holidays sold