Sentence examples for dropping which from inspiring English sources

The costs of putting storage on silicon are likely to keep dropping, which means that, in time, it will be more affordable to expand how flash storage is used in business computer systems.

On top of this, because of the warming of the arctic air, its density is dropping, which weakens the polar vortex that used to keep the frigid air near the pole and causes cold jet steams to move south.

"Right now we're getting a coastal influence," Mr. Nash said of the weekend's predicted weather, "and humidity is rising, which is good for fire fighting, and temperatures are dropping, which is good for firefighting".

Even culture: a nation whose identity and fiscal survival rests on it now devotes.21 percent of its state budget (and that figure has been dropping), which is about one-fifth of the percentage that France devotes, to theater, film, exhibitions, music and museums, not to mention the upkeep of all those thousands of historical sites for which there is still no master conservation plan.

On top of this, revenue per paid member has been dropping, which Angie's List says is a result of tiered pricing that it introduced.

The stock market will eventually realize that sales are dropping, which will trigger a downward spiral to oblivion.

"Their qualified income might drop, which might inhibit them from refinancing and qualifying," she said.

Just keep on keeping on 'til you drop, which will mean you'll tend to drop much later.

His first attempt was a "No Drop," which meant he flew past the target zone without releasing a bomb.

Its newborn category — staples like diapers and formula — also dropped, which the company said was because of a lower birthrate.

Alomar ran on contact, chancing that the ball would drop, which it did, and scored without a throw.