Sentence examples for drop in computer from inspiring English sources

Last month, Hewlett-Packard, the world's largest PC maker, reported a 19percentt drop in computer sales, while Dell, the second-largest PC maker, posted a 27percentt decline in desktop sales.

Sales fell 22% to $2.8 billion, as consumers spend less money on office supplies; the company noted a big drop in computer purchases.

While losing sectors have faced relatively steep export declines (e.g. a 12percentt drop in computer and electronics exports, an 11percentt drop in exports of machinery), none of the four "winning" sectors have experienced an average monthly export increase of greater than 2percentt.

President George Bush also said he would intervene to block a strike by cabin staff at the airline.All systems goCompaq, until recently the world's biggest PC maker, reacted to a drop-off in computer hardware sales by announcing a shift to software provision and services, and a round of cost-cutting measures.

College students responded accordingly, with a sharp drop-off in computer course enrollments, beginning in 1987.

Demand for aircraft, autos and metals compensated for a drop in computers and electronics.

While 20th-century authors saw him as the prophet whose vision of hell foreshadowed the Gulag and the Holocaust and informed literary treatments of them (notably Solzhenitsyn's The First Circle), he's now the name to drop in myriad computer games and graphic novels depicting urban underworlds (eg Neil Gaiman's The Sandman), and in serial killer thrillers.

W&MF comprises the student computer labs on UC Berkeley Campus, providing both general access (drop-in) and instructional computer laboratories to the Berkeley campus.

The cafe offers drop-in access to computers and a 17-unit lab where classes in everything from how to point and click a mouse to maintaining a Web site will be taught.

A new report released on Wednesday by the International Data Corporation appears to bolster the company's argument for going private, noting a steep drop in global personal computer sales in the first quarter this year.

Yet there appears little the leaders can do to mitigate the dramatic drop in demand for computer parts, shirts, rubber and palm oil — all exports that helped Southeast Asian development in recent decades and sent millions of people from villages into swelling cities.