Sentence examples for drops quite from inspiring English sources

"But obviously my playing strength drops quite a bit when everything is not going according to plan.

"If it contains just a few nanoparticles of pure nickel, the output drops quite a bit, because pure nickel is lousy at synthesizing methanol.

The density profile of the ISM perpendicular to the galactic plane, which acts as target material for hadronic gamma-ray production, drops quite fast with increasing distance.

This article was amended on 13 March 2018: to clarify the distinction in the cited OECD survey between respondents' views of ideal family size for them personally, and their views of family size generally; and to change from 35 to 40 a reference to the age at which fertility typically drops quite dramatically.

Another point to be noted is that though the solar insolation drops quite drastically in the post noon period, i.e. from 12 pm, the ambient air temperature does not drop that drastically as it retains the heat being a good insulator.

It delves into our modern media's fascination with infamy, features an androgynously named leading lady and drops quite a few references to drugs, heterosexual and homosexual love.

"It dropped quite simply, quite innocently from his lips, but it changed our collective destinies".

It was up — way up, and then it dropped quite a bit at the end.

The nurse notes that the oxygen levels are dropping quite quickly.

We reached our first drop quite quickly, and were there met with a choice: a two-metre or four-metre jump.

Crime in the District of Columbia has mirrored trends in the rest of the country, dropping quite sharply during the 1990s but now experiencing some increase.