Sentence examples for drop in terms of from inspiring English sources

Mackie explains the drop in terms of employment prospects but emphasises that it reflects a mere "blip" in the data, when graduate unemployment rates reached double figures for the first time.

"But I think the other shoe has yet to drop in terms of whether Congress heeds the popularity of this, and also whether the incoming Bush administration tries to gut it through lax administration and creative implementation".

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell below the 10,000 mark, the FTSE 100 recorded its biggest one-day drop (in terms of points) and Russia's stockmarket plunged by almost 20%.

The White House has let relatively little drop in terms of what will be in the speech, but one major line has come out: the president will announce that he is bringing 34,000 US troops home from Afghanistan – about half the current force – within a year, on the way to a complete pullout by the end of 2014.

It's also the case that as ARM moves up the performance ladder, it will necessarily start to drop in terms of power efficiency.

Empirical correlations have been developed for the prediction of the frictional pressure drop in terms of the various physical and dynamic variables of the system.

One of the most jaw- dropping, in terms of beauty, was a landscape by Gustav Klimt, Church in ­Cassone – Landscape with Cypresses, which had been estimated at £12-18m.

Forbes: Now, so, in terms of a shoe dropping, in terms of the banking system, how would you assess it today?

The episode slightly dropped in terms of total viewership from the previous episode, "Callie and Her Sister", which was watched by 980,000 viewers.

There were no double-blind studies to evaluate the eye drops in terms of visual acuity and no adverse effects were reported in the trials.

"What we're trying to see is if you can avoid dropping off a cliff in terms of biodiversity by redesigning plantations with wildlife corridors and forest fragments," he adds.