Sentence examples for dropping far from inspiring English sources

Then they overcompensated so they weren't dropping far enough and they were strangling.

That explains why in recent months, shares of geothermal companies have collapsed, dropping far more than the shares of most renewable energy businesses.

But Argentina, beset by economic and political turmoil, has suffered a sharp fall in its stability, dropping far down the rankings.

The planes are as small as children's toys, the bombs no more than tiny hyphens falling weightlessly through the sky and one barely notices the dark speck dropping far below: a hit plane, a pilot crashing to his death.

Winter nights in fact can be very cold, with temperatures sometimes dropping far below zero.

For much of the Northeast, the "potentially historic" snow storm was a bit of a letdown, dropping far less than the two to three feet predicted.

Titletown Five in second, Orb drops far back.

Nadal's ranking is unlikely to drop far because of his absence from the Open.

This winter the water table dropped far below 65 feet and the Bartolomeos' well ran dry.

Michigan's unemployment rate has dropped far faster than the national average, though it is still painfully high.

Sales of iPhone dropped far enough last quarter to result in the first revenue decline at the company in 13 years.