Sentence examples for dropped lately from inspiring English sources

Also, he said, wholesale gasoline prices have dropped lately, in part because of recent upward revisions in estimates of the nation's gasoline inventories.

Clinton's criticisms on the gun measure echoed ones she had made in debates and earlier in the campaign but had dropped lately in an effort not to antagonize the Vermont senator and his followers.

The crime rate has been dropping lately, and that worries me.

All the more pity that Mr Bush has lately dropped his efforts to push Arab allies towards greater accountability and human rights.The banker in the suitThe martyrs have another selling point.

But in a strange twist of events, Turkey's Islamist government has lately dropped its objections to Trump — on the grounds that Hillary Clinton received campaign donations from U.S.-based members of the Gulen movement, which Erdogan holds responsible for the July 15 coup attempt.

It's not the only bomb dropped by Google lately.

Many things are different now than they were in 2014, and the A/D lines have dropped more sharply lately than they did in 2014.

"I feel my standards have dropped a bit lately and I've struggled a bit physically," added the former England international, who will join the England Under-21 coaching staff for the European Championship in Israel in June.

The unemployment rate, which has fallen surprisingly fast lately, dropped to 6.1% in June from 6.3% in May.

Have you dropped by a newsstand lately to pick up Martha Stewart Living?

At General Motors, which had fared the best of the three Detroit automakers lately, sales dropped 10.9percentt in November.