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But the rise would have been even greater without the sharp decline in interest rates.

His career and reputation went into sharp decline after the war.

That was a sharp decline from a year earlier, when sales grew 21 percent.

This is a sharp decline from 1961, when the number of girls per 100 boys was nearly 98.

This led to an especially sharp decline during the 1960s, from over half a million to well under 300,000.

Track's image in this country, never strong to begin with, went into a sharp decline.

But 1996 brought a sharp decline, to just under $1.5 billion.

In science 76% were on grade level which was a sharp decline from 2011's 97%.

However, her career went into sharp decline following this hit.

Its population has seen a sharp decline in the past 60 years or so.

He warned that this might lead to the sudden collapse of British civilization.

It looked like Arthur's sudden collapse was the invitation to action they'd all been waiting for.

That had led to his sudden and unexpected collapse, the heart giving out.

So while there may be little risk of a sudden collapse, some experts fear for the future.

Some cried, others were left stunned or angry by the sudden collapse of their lives.

A woman's sudden collapse in a public place, death too quick for medical intervention.

Had his sudden collapse after the blow somehow saved him?

But the sudden collapse of a high-profile film only days before shooting is set to begin still gets the town talking.

As a result, a sudden social collapse is highly unlikely.

Then, a sudden collapse of the land surface can occur.

The arts world was shocked by his sudden demise.

He composed very good tunes for few movies due to his sudden demise.

But just how this sudden demise had come about was even more sinister.

He took responsibility for his team's loss of composure and their sudden demise in seven games.

"Now you were expected to win," Rodgers said, seeking answers for his team's sudden demise.

He took over as the chairman of the company at the age of 28 after his father's sudden demise in 1983.

All sign of Ildirin's sudden demise had been scrubbed away.

He hardly wants the civil war and chaos that would follow my sudden demise.

For me, now, the physics of sudden demise is written in the sky.

He had been evil but healthy; his sudden demise was a shock.

"And what has caused the sudden fall from 409 to 206?"

A sudden fall in business investment had by then sent the economy into a sharp recession, however.

I wasn't even hurt, only rather wet, but the sudden fall has made my head feel light and empty.

Shaeffer, in sudden free fall, can hear the whisper of it.

To some experts, the time had come for a slowdown, even without the sudden fall in share prices.

One day, there was a sudden, heavy fall of snow.

But Fordham is the only city team to experience such a sudden fall and rise.

But it did not foresee the sudden, massive fall that occurred.

More startling than this was the sudden fall of night.

The strong personality that was crucial to his success also seems to have played a role in his sudden fall.

Participation had a sudden decline after 1990 - going from 6340 finishers that year to 3360 six years later.

However, a sudden decline in sales and market interest caused the weakening of the local economy.

On November 8, 2009 he succumbed to disease following a sudden decline in his health.

With the sudden decline of disco, The ladies were suddenly without work and decided to break up the group.

Shaik denied that he had anything to do with the sudden decline of the project.

Another reason for Sturges's sudden decline was his lack of practical business sense.

Until a sudden decline from September 1 978, he seemed almost unchallengeable.

A week later, she was laid off by the hotel as the city faced a sudden decline in tourism.

He died on 20 February 1995 after a sudden decline, aged 42.

After a sudden decline in the stock market, things are gradually beginning to improve.