Examples of using Sharp fall in English and their translations into Portuguese
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However, the pace of output decline moderated in the second half of 2009 following a sharp fall in economic growth at the end of 2008
but suffered a sharp fall in production on 2nd shift
The sharp fall in the prices of raw material Africa's export revenue fell between 1986
inflation rates could increase again in the second half of the year, so that any sharp fall in HICP inflation should be short-lived
held back by a mild European winter triggering a sharp fall in consumption.
the financial market turmoil, and in particular a sharp fall in global demand and trade,
their application in business led to an acceleration of the rate of GDP growth and a sharp fall in unemployment.
should start picking up in the second half when the impact from the sharp fall in oil prices abates.
the decline in headline inflation observed since the middle of 2008 primarily reflects the sharp fall in global commodity prices over this period,
that the recent sharp fall in the price of shares in SES finished.
Douglas Anderson, president& CEO of CWT commented:"2015 was a challenging year for the industry overall given the continued sharp fall in energy prices
Following the sharp fall in prices in the pig sector in Portugal in 1993
has led to a sharp fall in workers' purchasing power,
A sharp fall off in airline revenues over the past several days… Indicates customers are nervous about traveling after… the mysterious deaths of 206 passengers aboard Regis Air Flight 753.
the so-called'baby boom,' resulted in a sharp fall in the size of post-graduate classes.
with the Chinese economy being the most powerful while that of Brazil is experiencing a sharp fall.
hospital death rates increased until the third triennium, with a sharp fall in the fourth triennium for all macro-regional health units of the state,
points to a sharp fall in profit margins by 3.5 percentage points in the first three quarters of 2009,
subject to volatility from time to time, such as the sharp fall of the Euro in early 2015 when the Swiss National Bank unpegged the Swiss Franc against the Euro.
It suffered a sharp fall in production saturation.