Sentence examples similar to a small drop off from inspiring English sources

But it remains unclear what effect recent local developments will have on black turnout here in North Carolina, where a small drop-off in the support of a core constituency could have an outsize impact.

There is only a small drop-off in support as Election Day approaches, and measures that are polling at Prop. 30's level at this point in the election cycle – in the low 50s with a 15-point margin – pass more often than not.

So, barely any growth whatsoever (and even a small drop-off at one point).

Some universities say there is a small drop-off in recruiting this year, but they stress that it is slight.

The cases snap on firmly and take a little prying to get off, though a small drop on a carpeted floor quickly demonstrated that they likely won't offer a heck of a lot of protection in a serious spill.

Apply a small drop to the lens and smear it around the lens - then rinse off.

This was the "mother of misses," wrote Morgan Stanley analyst Benjamin Swinburne in a note to clients, who commented that the latest subscriber figures are a "sober reminder" that small drop-offs in its existing membership base can really throw quarterly additions off track.

The film experienced small drop-offs on subsequent weekends, but lost first place to The Hangover.

In 2008, they anticipated a small drop.

Analysts had expected a small drop.

Add a small drop shadow.