Sentence examples for big drop off from inspiring English sources

What that misses, he says, is the big drop off in aggregate hours.

"However, I think there's a lot to like about Dylan as well and there's a big drop off from where those two are to where the rest [in England] are at this moment".

Meanwhile, Labour accusations that the government is neglecting the squeezed middle appear to be hitting home, with an especially big drop off in Tory support among the middling C1 and C2 social grades.

"Warrior" also represents a big drop off from Ke$ha's first LP, "Animal".

A change in doctor can lead to a big drop off in the attendance at a rural facility if the new person lacks these skills.

After the first three, there's a reeeeeal big drop off…" Before the Toronto v Colorado game this weekend, I spent a little time looking at stat blogger Steve Fenn's graphical rendering of MLS salaries, based on this week's bi-annual release of the figures by the MLS Players Union, and kept thinking of that Hicks' riff.

He says that Glide's biggest drop off in terms of conversion rates between those downloading the app, then signing up is due to its Facebook-only nature.

The study also found that the biggest drop off in traffic was among shoppers that fell under the 'high-income' demographic, which is classified as households earning more than $150,000 per year.

The idea was to prevent electoral fraud, but the knock on effect has been one million fewer people on the register compared to last year the biggest drop off from the register in UK history.

The idea was to prevent electoral fraud, but the knock on effect has been one million fewer people on the register compared to last year – the biggest drop off from the register in UK history.

However, accuracy was significantly associated with length of time since the parent had learned their child's height and weight, and decrease in accuracy was not linear with time, having the biggest drop off after 7 days.