Sentence examples for drops in use from inspiring English sources

The utility uses a computer program that flags sudden drops in use of electricity or gas.

Other studies have pointed to similar drops in use of force and civilian complaints after the implementation of body cameras.

By including gyms in its list of activities, Fitmob users can either sign up for their classes or just drop in and use their equipment.

The industry group reported a similar drop in use of all oil-based fuels, which went down 0.8percentthethe first decline in five years of economic expansion.

The drop in use was most marked in the US, where numbers fell from May's 155.2 million, just under half the 239m people online, to 149.4 million at the start of June.

Last month, pleas for conservation from the state's power managers produced a 3percentt drop in use -- enough to end mandatory blackouts by 2 p.m., well before the 6 p.m. peak in the state's power demand.

The problem with the lack of change is a continued drop in use.

In fact, despite their specific fuel properties (e.g. with regard to drop in use in the different transport sectors and standards), important indicators to assess the potential success of a biofuel in the market relate to its overall production costs and GHG mitigation performance, which are amongst others, driven by energetic efficiency and biomass-to-biofuel conversion efficiency.

The coming years will show whether the recent drop in use of DDT in Africa is part of a trend.

In the present study, we found that family/friends/neighbours were the second most preferred source along with local newspapers (which was significantly used by older consumers) and the water company, despite a drop in use after the initial stage which presumably is due to the availability of printed media from then onwards.

Patients' meals are served on regular plates; drop-in diners use paper dishes, but that's the only difference, said the hospital's dining services director, Kerry Gold.