Sentence examples for drop noticeably from inspiring English sources

+33 658 435589, alpoholics.co.uk Head to the Pyrenees rather than the Alps and the prices, as well as the crowds, drop noticeably.

"If stock prices drop noticeably more, then the likelihood of consumers' continuing to expand their spending, even at the moderate second-quarter pace of 2.5percentt a year, goes down," he said.

Tehran sometimes feels like a Central Asian melting pot, its streets packed with Afghans, Azeris, Baluch, Armenians, Kurds and Arabs.But recent government drives to repatriate Afghans has led numbers in Tehran to drop noticeably.

But a number of players saw their ground ball numbers from last year drop noticeably, and Zimmerman said players on both ends of the field could have done more to help the team in that department.

He quit as prosecutions charging that coal-burning utilities violated the Clean Air Act were dropping noticeably.

Yet the share of blacks saying they are not too happy has dropped noticeably, to about 20 percent in surveys over the last decade, from 24 percent in the 1970s.

During testing periods for the people meters over the last year, the ratings for some minority broadcasters dropped noticeably, prompting concerns about the validity of the devices.

It was no coincidence that the dollar dropped noticeably against the euro after the administration announced import quotas on Chinese knitted fabrics, dressing gowns, robes and bras.

School superintendents and principals across the state confirm that attendance of Hispanic children has dropped noticeably since the word went out that school officials are now required to check the immigration status of newly enrolled students and their parents.

In Prince George's County, Md., dog bites from pit pulls dropped noticeably last year, three years after the county adopted a ban and put about 2,400 dogs to death.

A New York Times editorial, "Alabama's Shame," argues that the Alabama immigration law is cruel and counterproductive: School superintendents and principals across the state confirm that attendance of Hispanic children has dropped noticeably since the word went out that school officials are now required to check the immigration status of newly enrolled students and their parents.