Sentence examples for drop of close from inspiring English sources

FOM showed the party had 31% support, also a drop of close to 20% since the beginning of the year, with its docile rivals rising in the polls.

SFR saw full-year earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization, or Ebitda, fall 10.6 percent, before one-time charges, to €3.3 billion, better than the group's target for a drop of close to 12 percent.

Decrease in aluminum revenue is expected to be driven by a drop of close to 24% in price realized per ton of aluminum sold.

Thus, in spite of higher revenues in almost all the geographical segments of the company, total revenue for 2018 is most likely to see a drop of close to 10% due to the near halving of bottling revenues compared to the previous year.

In the last figures released by the audit bureau of circulations, the magazine recorded its third circulation drop in succession, falling 15.2% year-on-year to 261,937 - more than double the annual percentage drop of its close rival Maxim.

Clockwise, a TBC-coated high-pressure turbine blade, with view from the top showing the cooling systems, and schematic profile temperature; note the drop of temperature close to the blade surface due to the presence of a thin cooling air film (Boccaccini and Zhitomirsky 2002).

The weak labor market led to a large shift in income from wages to profits, leading to a drop in wages of close to 6.0percentt.

The same could be said of the Yankees, who have dropped a handful of close games.

One insider says various interests dropped a premium of close to 2 million dollars on the Karuma process.

Following his last bout, a loss to Kelvin Gastelum at UFC 200, Hendricks (17-5 MMA, 12-5 UFC), a former champion and loser of two straight, vowed to never again fight in Las Vegas after dropping a trio of close decisions on the judges' scorecards.

It represents a 7percentt year-over-year drop, and roughly a 25percentt drop from the peak of close to 800,000 marijuana possession arrests in 2007.