Sentence examples for drop of some from inspiring English sources
The 16 locks overcome a drop of some 582 feet (177 metres) from the head of the lakes to Montreal.
From the summer of 2008, just before the financial crisis, to the present, business loans made by American banks declined from $1.49 trillion to $1.175 trillion, a drop of some $315 billion.
That means that this important money market instrument has had an amazing drop of some 200 basis points since selling at a record 8.10percentnt at the turn of the year.
Under potentiostatic conditions the hole concentration at the surface induces an additional local potential drop of some 100 mV in the Helmholtz-layer, which is the main reason for the observed laser induced oxide growth.
As the yen's seemingly inexorable slide continues, fears are mounting that other Asian countries face yet more economic turmoil, with another round of currency crises to match.On June 11th a dollar fetched ¥142, the lowest the Japanese currency has been since June 1991 and a drop of some 40% since its high in April 1995.
Belcorp's revenues slipped to about $1.09 billion in 2016, a drop of some $100 million from the previous year.
They are just born worriers, their brains forever anticipating the dropping of some dreaded other shoe.
They might so easily have palmed a few drops of some poison in my tea, and so put an end to my troubles and theirs.
In technical terms, the bombs in Kenya and Tanzania were of the old-fashioned variety; they involved big quantities of high explosive, rather than a few drops of some lethal potion from a test tube.
This led to the dropping of some contentious proposals - including a requirement for 37 days notice to be given for all public gatherings.
Oh yes indeed!'" But despite Beck's dropping of some "Hanukkah science" on robo-funk opener The Little Drum Machine Boy (see what he did there?) not everything that follows is worthy of repeated festive revival.
