Examples of using Sharp decline in English and their translations into Polish
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followed by an immediate and sharp decline in the progesterone levels.
Lastly, I should like to emphasise that the sharp decline in income in the industry stems not only from restrictions on fishing activity,
During the course, there may be a sharp decline in testosterone, so be sure to not only post-cycle therapy,
Other factors in the partial recovery of the market were exceptionally large imports by Chinese traders and consumers and a sharp decline in Chinese exports,
After a sharp decline in both equities and the rupiah last year, foreign exchange reserves
His departure proved a major factor in Leicester's sharp decline in form in the 2016-17 season,
particularly the sharp decline in the utilisation of payment appropriations;
Although Ukraine saw the sharp decline on poverty in the recent years, more that 20% Ukrainian still remain
Never have we seen, in the past 50 years, such a sharp decline of ecosystem functions
Following sharp decline in vocational education
marketing of marine products: a sharp decline in Community catches,
This sharp decline in dairy commodity prices failed to fully translate into lower dairy prices at consumer levels,
In 2006, U.S. commercial migratory beekeepers reported sharp declines in their honey bee colonies.
Following sharp declines at the turn of the year,
After the sharp declines in the first week of 2016 the relative strength index(RSI) was in the oversold territory 8 January already,
A sharp decline could result if it were cut to 30% or 25.
after a period of sharp decline.
Turning to the economic analysis, after a period of sharp decline, euro area economic activity has been expanding since mid-2009.
Mr President, the common fisheries policy has failed miserably and has contributed to the sharp decline in Europe's fish stocks.
The EIB considers the long-term development of nuclear energy production to be uncertain, forecasting a sharp decline in the EU of 40% in 2030 compared to 2004.