Sentence examples for drop in size from inspiring English sources
"drop in size" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a process in which physical objects or entities become smaller in size. For example, "The ice caps have been steadily dropping in size over the past fifty years."
That's a 21 percent drop in size, which accounts for half the drop in price.
The iPhone 6s Plus will see a similar drop in size, falling to 2750 mAh, according to Chinese website cnBeta.
Alternatively, shutting firms experience a drop in size and increasingly negative growth as shutdown approaches.
By mapping a spherical video from a typical equirectangular shape into a cube with Facebook's specs, 360 videos on your phone or computer drop in size by 25%.
This drop in size can be due to the fact that with 35 shots, the energy flux of the ions is so high that radiation damage reduces the size of the particles.
The largest drop in size was observed from enzyme dissolved in 3.4 M NaCl at 45°C, with the peak aggregate diameter decreased from some 1000 nm to about 200 nm only.
It predicts that, unlike the equal breakage assumed by earlier models, a large drop reduces in size due to stripping of smaller segments off it through unequal breakage.
It starts to fall a bit heavier, the drops growing in size.
AS PLENTY of frustrated middle-aged readers will know, exercise does not always lead to a drop in waist size.
However, it also reveals a dramatic drop in the size of the gain for those earning between £40,000 and £45,000, who are being dragged into the higher rate of tax.
Even taking into account the overall drop in the size of the armed forces in recent years, the figures still represent an eight per cent fall in black and minority ethnic officers in the space of six years.
