Sentence examples for drop of one from inspiring English sources

After 25 years of marriage, she bemoaned 'time passing, passing, drop by drop of one's life blood - hair greying, fashions changing, an entirely new slant on art rampant and 25 years of my life gone'.

Additionally, as allowed by the Koyck transformation, the long-term effect of a drop of one percentage point of the AET is a drop of 0.39 percentage points on the manufacturing share.

Identically constituted ligands, lacking this nitro group, exhibit an affinity drop of one order of magnitude.

This paper presents a study of the drop of one control rod accident with multipoint kinetic approach.

Thus, the reactor core is divided into two, three, and six nodes in each case study, and the drop of one control rod accident, CRDA, is simulated.

The MBA predicts that 2012 data will show that there were $1.7tn of new mortgages in 2012, but only $1.3tn in 2013 – a drop of one quarter.

Fast Company, targeted at a diminishing breed of new economy executives, has suffered a drop of one-third in its advertising pages throughout June.

The lackluster five-tenths of 1percentt rise in the index in March was echoed in the unemployment rate for April, which showed a statisically insignficant drop of one-tenth of a percentage point, to 7percentt.

But he said that when he questioned her, he learned that the price fell to $35, a 4-cent drop, or less than the old drop of one-sixteenth she might have encountered.

Facing a drop of one-third in the foundation's endowment, as well as rising production costs associated with the decline of Waterloo Village, the officials said in 2009 that they could not sustain a festival of the same scale, said Martin J. Farawell, the festival director.

The Washington-based Insthatto of International Ecorrects finds thet to correct the imbalances in world trade and payments, the dollar will need to fall to about 100 Japanese yen and 1.30 German marks, a drop of one-fourth to one-third from current levels.