Sentence examples for a slight drop off from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a slight drop off" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a small decrease or decline in something, such as performance, sales, or interest. Example: "There was a slight drop off in attendance at the event compared to last year."
The Dali painting was texture mapped onto the frame and the spot lights were given a slight drop off rate to make them look more realistic.
If there's a slight, and it's only a slight, drop off, it's I think, that's not where Doctor Who's meant to be".
Seattle of course are famously maxed out on DPs — Shalrie Joseph's contract had to be re-negotiated in order to land Dempsey and while Rosales looks to be the most vulnerable given a slight drop off in productivity this year, he's still capable of the type of dead balls to Johnson that brought the winners against Portland and now Columbus.
Again, for, there is a slight drop off in speedup owing to the MPI overhead for short run times.
There has been a slight drop-off in facilitation, though.
There is a slight drop-off in the quality of big-ticket pop songs.
Today's 50 percent support likewise represents a slight drop-off from the high of 53 percent in the survey Gallup conducted last year.
The scene was the same at Mr. Hassan's other restaurants and Mr. Barbara acknowledged a slight drop-off in business that he called temporary.
In recent weeks, Ms. Cox said she had seen a slight drop-off, leading her to believe that business could slow in coming months.
According to Nielsen estimates, the show finished with an average of 18.6 million total viewers, a slight drop-off from last Wednesday's one-hour episode and its 18.9 million total viewers.
