Sentence examples for a modest drop of from inspiring English sources

Brave, suffering a modest drop of 9% from the previous weekend, convincingly held on to the top spot, and, including the Monday holiday, has achieved a healthy £14.4m.

Boyne Mountain in northern Michigan -- a ski hill with a modest drop of 500 vertical feet -- began building a 222-room hotel this September with shops and restaurants and also plans to put up a sportsplex with an indoor hockey rink, tennis courts, a driving range, and soccer and basketball facilities.

It is to be an appalling 5.7% of GDP this year next yearr's target calls for only a modest drop, to 5.3%.The politics of cautionMr Sinha's caution may owe something to the drubbing his party has just endured: with an unwieldy and increasingly fractious coalition to manage, the chances of getting tough measures through Parliament are diminishing.

Analysts had forecast a modest drop to 99.5.

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While One Day saw the gentlest fall of any film in the top 10 (down 28%), The Smurfs gave the romantic drama a run for its money with a similarly modest drop of 29%.

"I'd call that a modest drop," said Leo P. Arnoult, chairman of the American Association of Fundraising Counsel Trust for Philanthropy, which compiles the survey, Giving USA.

The licensing law ― which applies to immigrants who lack federal legal status but can demonstrate California residency ― may have led to a "modest" drop in the number of uninsured drivers in 2015, state Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones announced last year.

Analysis of the peripheral immune organs, spleen and lymph nodes also showed a similar modest drop of CD4 and CD8 mature T cells (Fig. 1C).

Violation of this principle in the studies of genetic effects may be of less concern than in the studies of environmental risk factors, if the distribution of population ancestry in individual cases and controls is available and can be used to control the type I error rate at the cost of only a modest drop in power.

Finally, the net negative program effect on clients' visit due to the perceived range of services derived from both a modest drop at intervention clinics and an insignificant increase at comparison clinics.