Sentence examples for dropped in response from inspiring English sources

Williams said there was clear reason from Ladbrokes to believe that turnover had dropped in response to media coverage of previous corruption cases.

[Reuters] A report shows that as sulfur and nitrogen emissions have dropped in response to the Clean Air Act, acidic rainfall has declined to a similar extent.

Interest rates on Treasury notes dropped in response to that action, but they have surged back as investors worry that the huge new supplies will drive down prices of government debt.

Japanese bank stocks dropped in response to a news release after the market closed Thursday saying that Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group expected a full-year loss of nearly $4 billion and planned to raise $8 billion in a share offering.

As has become customary on Wall Street, U.S. stocks dropped in response to Bernanke's comments, despite his having said nothing new or even particularly pessimistic.

Royal Oaks status as a war grave required that surveys and any proposed techniques for removing the oil be handled sensitively: plans in the 1950s to raise and salvage the wreck had been dropped in response to public opposition.

There's also the inexorable decline over time, my rate dropping in response to accumulated responsibilities, children to care for, piled-up magazines competing for my attention.

But Peter Knights, the chief executive of WildAid, said ivory prices in Asia were already dropping, in response to the ban.

The huge discount drew an angry reaction from brick-and-mortar retailers who saw their sales drop in response.

The average speed of free-flowing traffic is also likely to drop in response to high fuel prices, as it has already in Britain.

If markets are anywhere near as efficient as they are superstitious, the dissemination of Mr Lepori's research should mean this eclipse is one of the last when stock returns drop in response to primitive astrological fears.