Sentence examples for dropping even a from inspiring English sources

Dover's police chief, Chris Hogben, has announced that anyone caught dropping even a single chocolate wrapper will be locked up for 24 hours.

After Celtic had missed out on the Champions League in Basle, O'Neill must have sensed the likelihood of his team getting back on track for he made five changes to the midweek team and never looked like dropping even a point.

The productions got mixed reviews, and besides, Soho Rep doesn't have space to drop even a handful of dirt.

They need all the points they can get for a Middlesex draw with full bonus points would be sufficient to take the title on the tie-break should Somerset drop even a single point in a win.

All of Reiter's confident justification for creating a Jewish state collapses, as does the elaborate imposture Gruber had been unable to drop even a year after the Third Reich disappeared in smoke.

If its claims-paying ability dropped even a notch below AAA, its insurance would be worth a lot less and MBIA would have a hard time making a profit.

"The number of violent crimes committed per 100,000 people has been dropping even longer, from a high of 758 in 1991 to 367.9 in 2013.

Commodities futures fell in morning trading, gold dropping even further to $1,393 an ounce, and natural gas, copper, coffee and corn all declining with the markets.

Business and Jobs: While low inflation is good for business, if inflation drops even to a negative level -- deflation -- it would be very bad news for business, and the jobs created by business.

Handle them very gently because they can die if dropped even from a short distance.

Turkey (another free-market success story) had the same level of support then, but it has dropped even lower, to a mere 27%.