Sentence examples similar to a drop in creation from inspiring English sources
Opponents were vocal throughout the 2 hour debate, raising fears over the creation of a Muslim enclave, a drop in house prices, and the introduction of sharia law.
The minutes run through a number of other reasons for a wait-and-see approach: slower global growth, a slight easing in the pace of UK growth, and a mixed picture from the labour market, where a pickup in earnings growth and evidence from the Bank's regional agents of firms reporting skills shortages are offset by a slowdown in job creation and a drop in average weekly hours worked.
But compared to the cost of of some other coffee drinks, the price tag for these two creations is just a drop in the hat (or used coffee cup in this case).
Even though over the last four years a big cause of Europe's economic woes has been a weakened banking sector, unable to create adequate credit, 10bn euros is a drop in the ocean of the EU's credit creation needs.
A drop in retail employment was a major factor behind the disappointing rise in overall job creation.
A drop in the proverbial bucket.
That remains a drop in the ocean.
Surely a drop in output is required?
It's a drop in the bucket".
"It's a drop in the ocean".
