Sentence examples for dropping to below from inspiring English sources

By summer, the magazine's circulation — dropping to below three thousand — had become something of a municipal joke.

Even so, Research in Motion's shares sold off immediately after it released its results, dropping to below $79, down 19percentt from their close at $97.53 on the Nasdaq.

U.S. stocks opened higher, as oil prices fell for a third day, dropping to below $56 per barrel.

After dropping to below $10, on news that it was going to miss analysts' estimates of $0.25 per share for fourth-quarter earnings, it has crept up slightly, and gurus sold at an average price of $10.90 last week.

Update: Results from Net Applications paint a similar picture, although different numbers: the firm has Internet Explorer's overall share dropping to below 60percentt from 67percentt and Firefox at the 24percentt mark, up 2percentt from the same period last year.

Now, winter has set in and temperatures are dropping to below zero at night.

One oil-services firm says growth will slow if prices drop to below $80 a barrel.

In fact, they thrive when temperatures drop to below 60 °F (16 °C).

However, Yan-YFP dropped to below-normal levels in EGFR tsmutant R2/R5 cells.

Turnout has dropped to below 70% in more recent votes.

In hard-to-reach areas, the price can drop to below $1,000 a foot.