Translations for „falloff“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

falloff <falloff; falloffs> N ECON

falloff

نَقْص

falloff

اِنْخِفاض

falloff

تَضَاؤُل

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Statistically, that period could have included a falloff toward the end.

www.reuters.com

If you look at the overall data -- the sixth chart -- the falloff looks pretty drastic and the recovery pretty anemic.

qz.com

Radial falloff will make the current tool affect elements in the center of a resizable sphere most strongly, while elements at the edges will be barely affected at all.

en.wikipedia.org

Any falloff in visitors would be significant and have a potential impact that would be damaging.

www.thestar.com

The key for investors is what happened next after the 2009 falloff in demand.

moneymorning.com

It's no small matter that there's potential for a recession, a broad consumer slowdown, and a big falloff in confidence.

www.hospitalityireland.com

And that falloff has been steady throughout the entire period.

www.interest.co.nz

The agency was hit hard in 2009 by the global economic slowdown that sparked a falloff in air passengers and international trade.

www.oregonlive.com

That might mean the falloff still exists, or maybe this game won't have that falloff.

allthingsd.com

A falloff in business for wedding planners can ripple far and wide in the beach economy.

blog.al.com