Sentence examples for drops closer from inspiring English sources

When that search is refined with the suggested term "Labor Force and Unions," however, the ratio of positive to negative sentiments drops closer to one to one.

Nothing much happens when we add one safety net, for the boat still sails, even if it drops closer to the water line.

"In the U.S. 98 to 99% of POS transactions are approved, but when you move to CNP (card not present, i.e. online) that drops closer to 85%.

Obviously that's a lot of speculation based on the next two days and whether or not it drops closer to 50% or 60% in its second weekend, but even the idea that such a thing is possible is a little mind-boggling to consider, and I'm confident enough about the possibility to even suggest as much.

However, this can only benefit the overall economics of penicillin production when ethanol price drops closer to glucose.

When such test is applied to a low disease prevalence (below 1%) or disease free population, the predictive value of the test drops closer to zero and increased proportion of non-infected animals are classified as seropositive [ 21, 22].

As public support drops close to or below 50percentt, states are much less likely to have a binding RPS.

If the amplitude drops close to zero, albeit briefly, the tip may be damaged as evidenced in Figure 6.

The duty cycle value comes close to one near the boundary between bursting and tonic-spiking and drops close to zero near the border of the spiking region.

But if law enforcement officials are themselves the perpetrators, the likelihood they will certify the victim drops close to zero.

The positive lobe is narrower than the stimulus profile; the amplitude drops close to zero in the "illusory" area farther from the border.