Sentence examples for drop off faster from inspiring English sources

There is a chance that cigarette sales will drop off faster than the budget predicts, jeopardizing the bond repayments.

But their levels typically drop off faster than less well-trained troops, much faster in some cases.

For highly dependent chains, which are bad-quality chains, the correlation will drop off slowly as a function of lag; for less dependent, higher-quality chains, the ACF will drop off faster.

And here at home, it's dropping off faster during the week than it should.

But it's also known for its nightlife, because although clubs may be dropping off faster than developers can acquire their deeds and build luxury flats in their place, the city still offers some of the best nights out in the world just like it has done through all sorts of scenes and subcultures.

But it's also known for its nightlife, because although clubs may be dropping off faster than developers can acquire their deeds and build luxury flats in their place, the city still offers some of the best nights out in the world – just like it has done through all sorts of scenes and subcultures.

Adenosine is primarily adsorption controlled, and its current drops off faster at the switching potential than the current for hydrogen peroxide.

Retails sales climb fast and peak, then drop off fast and flatten out.

Additionally, they found that overall avian biodiversity drops off faster for land-sharing cattle farms that are located farther away from contiguous forest.

In fact, the entire contest was a bit of a sham because everyone knows weight drops off faster when you have more to lose.

The debut box office wasn't bad - $30.6m – but it dropped off fast as poor word-of-mouth travelled like wildfire.