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Meanings of sharp decline in English

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Usage of sharp decline in English
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The sharp decline in financial markets prompted proposals for broader federal regulation.
Reuters
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Another concern is the inflationary effects of the pound's recent sharp decline.
The Irish Times
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Investors shouldn't worry too much about a short sharp decline in GDP.
Reuters
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Fees paid out by the biggest financial sponsors saw a sharp decline.
Reuters
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There has been a sharp decline in employment and output since 2007.
The Irish Times
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Like the SEC, FINRA has shown a sharp decline in disciplinary actions.
Reuters
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The recent price drop coincides with a sharp decline in the Bitcoin market.
The South African
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A sharp decline in the won currency is another key factor to consider.
Reuters
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Auto suppliers have been hurt by the sharp decline in industry production volume.
Reuters
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There has been a sharp decline in demand for diesel vehicles.
The Guardian
11
Both the companies have been hit by a sharp decline in the housing market.
Reuters
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The rand has fallen in value amid a sharp decline in foreign investor confidence.
The Guardian
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Hatmakers in Cuenca agreed the industry was in sharp decline.
Reuters
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Pro-choice campaigners credited the law with a sharp decline in violent attacks against clinics.
The Guardian
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Among the proudest boasts of the programme organisers is the sharp decline in shootings.
The Guardian
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That debt and a sharp decline in advertising revenue helped drive Tribune into bankruptcy.
Reuters
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