Sentence examples for dropping from an from inspiring English sources

At that time, the langur's population was in freefall, dropping from an estimated 2,000 individuals in the late 1980s to fewer than 500 a decade later.

The increasing popularity of coffee has taken its toll, with UK retail tea sales dropping from an all-time peak of £699m in 2010 to an estimated £654m this year, according to the consumer analysts Mintel.

When baseline period was compared to the period after randomization and before treatment, the change in substance use was substantial (dropping from an average of substance use on 30.5% of days during baseline to 16.7% of days during the pre-treatment phase; p < .001), and was greater in magnitude than change following initiation of study-related treatment.

The currency depreciated steadily for a decade after being floated in 1993, dropping from an average annual rate of Rs31.37 US$1 in the 1993/94 fiscal year (April-March) to Rs48.40 US$1 in 2002/03 (an average annual depreciation of nearly 5%).

A spokesman for the Random House division had said repeatedly that it would be interested in a deal at the right price, and the price under discussion had fallen to bargain levels, dropping from an initial $400 million to an amount closer to $300 million, according to people involved in the bidding.

In the past month Merck has been weak, dropping from an early April high of $132 to $113.

The median rating dropped from A- in 1992 to BBB-, the lowest investment grade rating.

The first pot falls, dropping from a fifth-floor window.

He can remember capturing wild horses by dropping from a tree onto their backs.

The unemployment rate has been steadily dropping from a peak of 10.2% in December 2009.

Kendra Carter, 13, Ashley's friend, escaped the flames by dropping from a third-floor window edge.