Sentence examples for drop very much from inspiring English sources

Though containers brought some early savings, shipping rates did not drop very much after their introduction.

That outlook also assumes that consumer spending, deprived of the lift from rising home prices and mortgage refinancing, will not drop very much.

Services may be cut here and there, but broadly the strategy is to keep growth in public spending lower than growth in the economy so government expenditure as a proportion of GDP falls over time without the absolute level needing to drop very much, if at all.

It's not dropping very much.

"It is also important to highlight that the drop is very much the result of better systems and vigilance by financial services providers".

This drop is very much natural as the association of dots and diacritics with the primary ligatures is a challenging task.

The strike Saul drops Javadi with looks very much like a Krav Maga palm heel, a specialty of the Israel Defense Forces.

First, there was Tony Hayward, the BP chief executive, telling the world that it was a lot of fuss about not very much, a drop, in fact, in the ocean.

(Albeit it's very much a drop in the ocean of Facebook usage generally, with the company reporting more than 1.59BN users as of January this year).

Seigher said there were more opportunities available for people coming from certain countries like Iraq, Syria, and Eritrea, and that the German lessons provided by volunteers in the refugee camps were "a drop on a hot stone" — very much the beginning of what was required.

The effect is very much like dropping a bombshell during a court hearing, then telling the members of the jury to disregard what they've just heard.