Examples of using Sharp fall in English and their translations into Greek
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This sharp fall should sound an alarm.
At the third stage,the statistics document a sharp fall in the life cycle.
What will happen if the sharp fall in interest rates leads to the economy of this country overheating?
The only country in the eurozone that has suffered a sharp fall in nominal wages is Greece.
This will lead to a sharp fall in prices, discouraging farmers from rearing cattle.
A fire broke out in MITREX,one of the smelters of the plant, which caused a sharp fall in production.
Reason is for a potential sharp fall, as showed and the rise of.
The sharp fall in export income is rapidly changing the situation, but Russia is starting from a comfortable position.
The most immediate impact of Brexit was a sharp fall in the value of the pound sterling.
The sharp fall in production in the five new Länder has nevertheless enabled the increase in production to be absorbed.
Concommitantly, we shall witness a sharp fall in the ratio of contributors to recipients.
The sharp fall in inflationary expectations was caused by the prestige of the newly created European Central Bank as a copy of the Bundesbank.
Market fears are reflected in a sharp fall in the euro's value against the dollar.
This was mainly due to the large cut by Angola, the largest spender in sub-Saharan Africa,in the wake of the sharp fall in oil prices.
Neighboring Sweden benefited from a sharp fall in its crown currency in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
There are four lessons that can and need to be learned from these experiences. The economic andfinancial crisis also brought a sharp fall in world trade.
That would lead to a sharp fall in financial services exports, and acute legal uncertainty over contracts.
The suffocating rule of the bureaucracy eventually led to a sharp fall in the rate of growth in the USSR.
Sabena's demise meant a sharp fall in passenger traffic, a blow the airport only slowly recovered from.
The decline in inflation since last summer primarily reflects the sharp fall in global commodity prices over this period.
Sabena's demise meant a sharp fall in passenger traffic, a blow from which the airport only slowly recovered.
The British Pregnancy Advisory Service said this may explain the sharp fall in teen pregnancies in the UK since 2007.
France has seen a sharp fall in daily smokers, with one million fewer lighting up between 2016 and 2017.
The Russian government was clearly totally unprepared for such a sharp fall in the oil price and for the mayhem on the currency markets.
In Italy there is a sharp fall in the number of surviving inscriptions and the disappearance of high quality glazed pottery(“African Red Slip Ware”).
The decline in inflation since last summer primarily reflects the sharp fall in global commodity prices over this period.
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 and attracts new investment.
We have overcome two(economic) shocks- the sharp fall of energy prices and external restrictions, or so-called sanctions.
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.
But the real aim of austerity was to achieve a sharp fall in real wages and cuts in corporate taxes and thus raise the share of profit and profitability of capital.