Sentence examples for a sudden drop of from inspiring English sources

If it fails, they will have to cope with a sudden drop of $250m in state support.

In spite of a sudden drop of cell concentration, an increase in dry cell mass led to high accumulation of xylitol at 48.7 g/l.

There was a sudden drop of induced charge at the trench but a long tail was present outside of the active area extending several tens of microns.

For one thing, it can veer perilously close to the ultimate wardrobe crisis for a man: a sudden drop of trousers to the ankles.

Trading on the National Stock Exchange was halted briefly after the 59 trades worth more than $125 million were placed, setting off a sudden drop of more than 900 points on the Nifty index, the exchange said.

Now, insurers do not have to prove that they can withstand a sudden drop of 25%, but a 25% fall as compared with the FTSE's average over the past three months.

And while this is one the simplest of actions a human being could ever hope to take, it requires an uncommon letting go, a dislocation from space and time, a sudden dropping of all those coins we never thought of throwing in the wishing well of our own delight.

There is the beginning of a decline in the next two years, followed by a sudden drop to 45 reports of RCTs in 2000 and 2 in 2001.

His book A Sudden Drop displays images of articles of clothing that he found on the street, photographed, and eventually turned into sculptures.

It is also of note that Australia's 'heroin drought', 37 which saw a sudden drop in measures of the supply and availability of heroin, appears to have had a limited long-term impact on supply, though some experts suggest that it may have resulted in higher levels of polysubstance use among Australian heroin injectors.

A numerical study of the response to a sudden drop in pressure of planar, pre-mixed flames modeled by two different two-step, generic reaction schemes is presented.