Sentence examples for drop off between from inspiring English sources
"We had a strong Black Friday and didn't see demand drop off between then and Christmas.
In the UK a furore that drew attention to a programme which saw a 50% drop off between weeks one and two (which still leaves Skins with a respectable audience) would be viewed as a triumph.
He is not a top center prospect in the Maurkice Pouncey category, but as the Senior Bowl story illustrates, there is a significant drop off between him and the second-best available player.
A correlation plot of cell efficacy (bloodstream form (BSF) T. brucei log EC50) against enzyme potency (TbGSK3 log IC50) gave a strong correlation for the early members of this series (correlation coefficient: 0.90) with a 5-fold drop off between the TbGSK3 and T. brucei activities.
Communication dropped off between us.
His friend Jazmine Raveneau, 27, said she traveled from the Bronx to be a part of a "resurgence of activism" in her generation, something she thinks has dropped off between the first march and today.
Charter, for example, says that its network upgrade, which will cost a total of $3.5 billion between 1999 and 2002, will drop off dramatically between 2002 and 2003, possibly to less than $1.5 billion.
The lawsuit charged that mentally ill inmates who are released from Rikers Island are often treated like other prisoners: dropped off at Queens Plaza between 2 and 6 a.m. with little more than $1.50 in cash and a two-fare MetroCard.
Many other dramatic music industry reinventions have been preceded by a period of isolation – U2 famously dropped off the radar between Rattle and Hum and Achtung Baby to "dream it up again", while after 1980s's Heartattack and Vine Tom Waits got married, did a string of bit parts in movies and then released Swordfishtrombones out of pretty much nowhere.
