Sentence examples for drop than to from inspiring English sources

Two Dartmouth professors found that after companies announced green goals, share prices were more likely to drop than to rise.

It is far easier to let a buyback programme simply drop than to cut a dividend, which usually guarantees an immediate fall in the share price.

But Donald Kohn, vice-chairman of the Fed, recently predicted that both inflation and inflation expectations were more likely to drop than to rise.Trouble in slow motionIn short, the likeliest triggers of an acute crisis a lenders' strike, a crash in the dollar or inflation seem remote.

In the end, Oz's exertions seem tied less to avarice or the ability to name-drop than to a desire to keep testing, surprising, exceeding and enlarging himself, along with his presence and influence.

The hotel-clubs seem to have more employees assigned to serving drop-ins than to working the registration desk.

But I think rates are somewhat more likely to drop than go up.

UK shops saw sales drop by 1.4% in May, a much bigger drop than was predicted, according to official figures.

It is easier to start from such a generic design, dropping unneeded features, than to start from scratch.

That needs to drop to no higher than 20-25.

It dropped to less than 1-to-1 before this year's deals, thanks to refinancings and rising earnings.

She dropped to less than 6st (38kg), refused to go to school and for a while was home tutored.