Sentence examples for as to drop from inspiring English sources

And many obstetricians are going so far as to drop obstetrics from their practice to focus solely on gynecology.

If the store is crowded, I'll sometimes go so far as to drop my change all over the floor, the nickels and dimes skidding in every direction.

Mr. Karzai went so far as to drop the most powerful leader of mujahedeen from his ticket, an action that has won him praise in some quarters but anger in others.

After Truffaut died, I heard that Jean-Pierre Léaud had suffered a kind of breakdown, going so far as to drop flower pots on people from high-storied buildings.

As a result, New Line, the recently slimmed-down branch of Time Warner that released the $54 million picture, had to scramble to tweak the marketing for the film — going so far as to drop "3D" from the title — and implement a standard two-dimensional release in tandem.

In a meeting "a day or two" after his meeting with Rippon, Mitchell suggested to Boaden that she tell former director general George Entwistle about the Savile story "on the grounds that, if it went ahead, Mr Entwistle would need to change his Christmas schedules so as to drop any Savile tribute programmes".

As the chart shows, the unemployment rate is as likely to drop as go up when the dollar goes up in value.

They are twice as likely to drop out as men in the middle of their career, notes Whitney.

He's taken the vehicle as far away as Virginia to drop off his girlfriend, Suin Jeong.

The dropout problem is especially severe among African-American and Latino high school students, who are twice as likely to drop out as other students.

7. Black American students are more than twice as likely to drop out of high school as white American students.