Sentence examples for dropping for many from inspiring English sources

Annuity rates, which have been dropping for many years, have fallen a further 3.5% since the vote, lowering potential income further, according to pensions expert Tom McPhail of Hargreaves Lansdown.

One year does not make a trend, and the rate needs to keep dropping for many burning seasons to come.

This year it has been dropped for many subjects, and replaced by work done under exam conditions.

The price drops for many refined crude products, including gasoline and home heating oil, were even more pronounced.

Kevin J. Martin, chairman of the F.C.C., said in an interview that since 1996, when Congress increased competition in telecommunications, prices have dropped for many other services.

But even with the shift to renewables, clean car technology and ecologically friendly urban planning, China's overall emissions are not expected to drop for many years.

The aim of the criminal law was to prevent crime rather than punish it, and for that reason torture was abolished, and the death penalty was dropped for many crimes.

Tiger populations in China, India and elsewhere have been rapidly dropping for years, and many species are extinct.

Another is a point that Mr Leonhardt makes: most colleges don't do a very good job offering the small interventions that mean the difference between graduation and dropping out for many struggling students.

By mid-1996, that number had dropped by 17percentt, and CUNY officials said that although students dropped out for many reasons, the new workfare requirement was a serious obstacle for many students.

Now developers are reporting that Apple's upcoming "Mountain Lion" release will drop support for many computers that Apple was selling just a few years ago computers that still run great, but which are no longer covered by the AppleCare warranty.