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Meanings of fall sharply in English

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Usage of fall sharply in English
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Air New Zealand cuts jobs as its half year profits fall sharply.
Radio NZ
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Shares in Mainfreight fall sharply after forecasting a flat full year result.
Radio NZ
3
The surprise rate cut caused the New Zealand dollar to fall sharply.
Radio NZ
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A sell-off that saw prices fall sharply could test even generously collateralised lending.
Reuters
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This is a grim recipe for housing values to fall sharply.
News.com.au
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And net cash income is expected to fall sharply this year without those subsidies.
Reuters
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Some analysts fear Suboxone's profit could fall sharply if other healthcare providers follow suit.
Reuters
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Carney has clearly said that inflation is going to fall sharply in the coming months.
Reuters
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Standard and Poor's says it's not expecting house prices to fall sharply in New Zealand.
Radio NZ
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Personal computer prices are continuing to fall sharply, squeezing the margins of the industry leaders.
The Irish Times
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European markets are expected to fall sharply on Monday, following a drop in Asian stocks.
The Guardian
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Analysts predict Daiwa's revenues from investment banking will likely fall sharply without the SMFG tie-up.
Reuters
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Shakespeare's life seems to fall sharply into two halves.
The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic Life Story
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Several other sectors, including retail and transport, also saw productivity fall sharply when the crisis hit.
The Guardian
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Previous figures revealed passenger numbers at both State airports have continued to fall sharply in 2011.
The Irish Times
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But-She let her arms fall sharply to her sides, and uttered a little sneering laugh.
St. Martin's Summer
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