Examples of using Steep fall in English and their translations into Russian
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It marked a steep fall in the height of the land of Beleriand.
The bones tells us that the victim suffered an extremely steep fall.
What if both the stairs and the steep fall happened at the same time?
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Shares of Sunkar Resources rebounded by 25.7% after a steep fall a week before.
The Committee also noted a steep fall in Burundi's foreign exchange reserves and increase in external debt.
The fall in export earnings of this group was due to the steep fall of 12 per cent in the price of oil.
They came to the edge of a steep fall in the ground so suddenly that Gandalf s horse nearly slipped down the slope.
For the rest,if you aim high there is always the danger of a steep fall if you misconduct your aeroplane.
The steep fall in commodity prices over the past 30 years had exposed least developed countries to serious balance-of-payments deficits.
There the road,which had been veering southwards between the brink of the channel and a steep fall of the land to the left, turned and went due east again.
In spite of the steep fall in case-loads in the Sungie Basi Camp since 1992, there was no corresponding reduction in the overhead expenditure.
In 2009 overall thematic funding decreased significantly, by 14 per cent, mainly due to a steep fall in thematic humanitarian funding.
For many African countries, however, recent steep falls in world commodity prices are counteracting their improved policies.
Disruptions affecting trade finance andinternational supply chains were often quoted as a contributing factor to the steep fall of trade flows.
On the other hand,there were steep falls in the value of manufactured exports from Nigeria, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sierra Leone and Zambia over the period.
The fall in commodity prices, led to retrenchments andlay-offs of migrant workers abroad leading to the steep fall in remittances and so exacerbation of poverty.
A steep fall in prices for steel and other export commodities, resulting from much weaker external demand, has hit exporters and intensified devaluation pressures on the local currency.
An increase in trade value is observed for both imports and exports in both directions during the periodfrom 2005 to 2008, preceding the steep fall commencing in 2009 and attributed to the financial crisis.
Lower metal prices and a steep fall in the number of vehicles scrapped will depress the amount of metal recovered from end-of-life automotive catalytic converters by 320,000 oz this year to an expected 800,000 oz.
In it he chronicled the rapid rise of Stephen Glass's journalistic career at The New Republic during the mid-1990s and his steep fall when his widespread journalistic fraud was exposed.
The keratinized layer caused a steep fall in signal at 890 nm, making it difficult to visualise underlying structures, whereas 1300 nm OCT clearly visualized both the epithelial cells and the stroma lying beneath.
The civilian population needs additional support and help,especially in view of the exceptionally bitter winter(temperatures often reach -20°C at night) and the steep fall in the value of the Afghan currency which dropped to Af 9,200 to the dollar.
It should be noted that despite the steep fall in global trade due to the recent economic crisis, Asia outperformed the rest of the world in 2009, with its exports decreasing 18 per cent that year, the smallest nominal decline of any region.
The drop in economic growth and associated decline in global demand has had numerous impacts on the labour market in Indonesia,resulting in a significant number of job losses and a steep fall in the rate of growth of wage employment.
The terrible news from the equity markets andthe broader economic front have led to a steep fall in the demand for permanent and temporary jobs across most sectors of the economy and the worst is probably yet to come.
The recessionary trend is gradually worsening as a result of huge losses of financial and non-financial wealth in the private sector, most of all in the developed countries butalso in emerging economies, and the steep fall in credit.
However, the steep fall of oil prices from its peak in mid-2008 as well as a political agreement in 2007 to draw down some of the accumulated savings revenues as per the constitution, and share between federal, state and local governments drained the savings made in the account.
In many ways the performance of the Canadian economy last year was closer to that of western Europe than that of the United States: annual growth averaged some 1.5 per cent, rather less than in 1995; relatively weak labour markets and increased taxes held back the growth of personal disposable income,although consumption picked up to a large extent because of a steep fall in the savings ratio; and business fixed investment is also more concerned with rationalization than expanding capacities.
In the early 1980s, the onset of the international debt crisis,a global recession and a steep fall in commodity prices triggered a serious set-back to development in a large number of developing countries, particularly in Africa and Latin America, and shifted the principal focus of international discussions to their immediate concerns.