Sentence examples for dropping in numbers from inspiring English sources

The four white-backed vultures have been fitted with transmitters in a bid to discover more about the threats to the birds, which are dropping in numbers in Africa and Asia.

Between 1970 and 2010, farmland birds dropped in numbers, as a whole, by more than half.

The knowledge is vital in the effort to halt the precipitous decline of the birds, which dropped in numbers in Britain by 65 per cent between 1984 and 2009.

Starlings and house sparrows, once so common, have dropped in number by more than half in 25 years.

Hospital conferences aimed at improving patient safety and that are aided by autopsy findings have dropped in number and attendance, lessening the profession's internal monitoring, critics said.

Cases of overdose have also dropped in huge numbers.

Over the first few months we dropped in the number of daily visitors and page views.

But she welcomed the drop in numbers.

Some campuses would see a "potentially disastrous drop" in numbers.

The drop in numbers of international students studying in the UK is a worry to universities.

Manchester Business School responded to a 40% drop in numbers over two years by raising admissions criteria.