Sentence examples for drop quite from inspiring English sources

We reached our first drop quite quickly, and were there met with a choice: a two-metre or four-metre jump.

Sales did not drop quite as much as expected as a few foreign automakers did very well, gaining market share at the expense of their Detroit-based rivals.

In the coming decade, tens of millions of Americans will end up using the new health-insurance marketplaces — both the federal one and the state ones — and the number of uninsured will drop quite dramatically.

Shifting from the current system to a single-payer system would, however, be a huge transformation, and, when pollsters point out to survey participants some of the things such a change would entail, support for the Sanders approach tends to drop quite sharply.

"Clearly the dip is larger than was forecast by the WA government and the federal government, but there have been a lot of people – including Standard & Poor's – for a long time saying they expected the iron ore price to drop quite markedly," he said.

When more detailed information about each result emerges, the target may drop quite rapidly.

"It dropped quite simply, quite innocently from his lips, but it changed our collective destinies".

The nurse notes that the oxygen levels are dropping quite quickly.

"But obviously my playing strength drops quite a bit when everything is not going according to plan.

Crime in the District of Columbia has mirrored trends in the rest of the country, dropping quite sharply during the 1990s but now experiencing some increase.

It dropped quite a bit between the late 1970s, when pollsters were finding about 30 percent in support of legalization, and the "Just Say No" to drugs years of the following decades.