Sentence examples for drop off in numbers from inspiring English sources
The alarm for the directors is a significant drop off in numbers, since this would drastically undermine their means to continue, and make it more difficult, perhaps even impossible, to hold off King.
Never be dropped off in flashy cars.
While Broadway audience numbers traditionally drop off in January and February, the decline of "Shrek" at the box office has been the talk of the theater industry this week.
Pick up and drop off in Cochin.
Maybe this drop-off in numbers and quality is to be expected.
A breakdown by year group reveals a gradual drop off in confidence, although the small numbers prevented further analysis.
While construction spending has been increasing for the previous five years, the numbers dropped off in 1998 after eclipsing $10 billion the previous year.
Games tended to be characterized by low scores and frequent punting, with crowds between 10,000 and 20,000; these numbers dropped off in the last two games of the era.
In the 14th century, as trade shifted from land to sea routes, traffic dropped off; the number of monks diminished.
