Sentence examples for dropped in number from inspiring English sources

Starlings and house sparrows, once so common, have dropped in number by more than half in 25 years.

Hospital conferences aimed at improving patient safety and that are aided by autopsy findings have dropped in number and attendance, lessening the profession's internal monitoring, critics said.

Among other declines, the wood warbler, a summer-visiting woodland bird, has dropped in number by 69% and the starling, which lives in urban areas and farmland, has suffered a 53% drop since 1995.

Between 1970 and 2010, farmland birds dropped in numbers, as a whole, by more than half.

The knowledge is vital in the effort to halt the precipitous decline of the birds, which dropped in numbers in Britain by 65 per cent between 1984 and 2009.

Over the first few months we dropped in the number of daily visitors and page views.

Cases of overdose have also dropped in huge numbers.

Closely studied population of polar bears drops 40percentt in number over a decade.

IT reported a 30% decrease in amount invested with $1.9 billion in 256 closed deals, 10% drop in number of deals compared to the previous quarter.

At some point in mid January, a group of sites including Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Flickr, and Foursquare saw a huge drop in number of searches for their domains.

This results in degradation in the quality of the image, a drop in number of frames per second, a delay in transmission, or some combination of the above.