Sentence examples for does drop off from inspiring English sources

Who does drop off, or who stays home?

Many employers remain prejudiced against older workers, and not always without reason: performance in manual jobs does drop off in middle age, and older people are often slower on the uptake and less comfortable with new technology.

The influence of friends was not as strong as might be expected at these lifestages, and was not consistent across age, gender or modality, although there was a weak trend supporting the hypothesis that the influence of friends would be stronger in adolescence, as this influence does drop off somewhat in early adulthood.

There is James Thomson writing 'Rule Britannia', then Tobias Smollett, then Walter Scott and right up to John Buchan after which the literary articulation of Britishness does drop off.

Does dropping off three cashmere sweaters on their way to yoga make a difference in their nine‐figure bank accounts?

We didn't get that much sleep, but when did drop off our dreams were full of man-eating hippos.

But you can do your part, too: If you do drop off a fruitcake or take the dog for a walk, insist the patient not write you a thank-you note.

Spending did drop off the proverbial cliff in the fall of 2008, in the direst phase of the financial crisis, but it stabilized at the beginning of this year, and has now risen for four months in a row.

So Ms. Beattie, 44, a permit expediter and not a stalker by trade, followed the truck to the next store, where it did drop off a handful of Wiis.

We're not a utility company.' " A spokesman for the State Energy Research and Development Authority, which administers most of the conservation fund, conceded that the economics have temporarily changed, and that enrollments did drop off after Sept. 11.

Updated at 2.09pm BST 12.11pm BST The Number 10 lobby briefing I say it was particularly uninformative (see 11.33am) but I suppose a few crumbs of news did drop off the Number 10 table at this morning's lobby briefing.