Sentence examples for dropping off from from inspiring English sources

At the end of 1983, sales stabilized, dropping off from the crush early in the year without disappearing completely.

And growth of industrial output was dropping off from its brisk pace of 1997, importantly reflecting the deceleration in world demand for manufactured goods that resulted from the Asian economic difficulties.

"And then they start dropping off from on high and the skin of the tree becomes like the skin of a leper". Swollen shoot is a disease that is devastating farms in the centre of Ivory Coast, which produces nearly 40% of the world's cocoa, the main ingredient in chocolate.

That year attendance dropped off from 2,500 to 500 people.

However, difficulty of new technology development is increasing and some company dropped off from the competition.

I recommend Viator Tours, who will pick up and drop off from hotels in El Calafate.

For example, sectarian murders in Baghdad have dropped off from more than 500 in July to around 300 in August.

The presence of porosities may weaken the cohesive strength within coating, causing great deals of particles drop off from surface under the function of electrolyte.

Still, many say the pace of hiring has probably dropped off from the previous four months, when employers added an average of 200,000 net jobs a month.

This is where Brooks drops off from a relatively mainstream (if often wrongheaded) discussion about Egypt's messed-up political institutions and dips into something disgraceful.

His men set off by sledge over the unforgiving Arctic terrain, where they gradually dropped off from scurvy, starvation, and hypothermia.