Sentence examples for easily drop out from inspiring English sources

But any of these second-tier candidates, except Forbes, could just as easily drop out of the race before the first votes are cast.

"Students will be enrolled, but in a few months, because of no shoes or textbooks, they can easily drop out," says Anthony Mwakibinga, its acting co-ordinator.

Jonny Bairstow discovered he was playing at Headingley only half an hour before the start of play but, despite his man-of-the-match showing in England's four-wicket victory over Pakistan, he admitted he could easily drop out again come Sunday.

"Students are aware that they can no longer easily drop out of school".

The intensity of exercise should be in the moderate range (3 6 MET) because type 2 diabetic subjects are not familiar with high-intensity workouts and could easily drop out (15).

Then, short CNTs were more easily dropped out compared with longer CNTs during the selective wet etching process (process 2).

As the short "root" buried in the Ni foil could hardly bear the strain of the whole tube weight, it was easily dropped out during the fabrication, resulting in a trail left on the foil (as shown in Fig. 4e, f).

If patients stopped their regular visits to psychiatrists, they easily tend to drop out of medical care.

Experienced teachers said that support from home for the students has decreased and often parents do not care about their child's progress in school and those students could easily drop-out.

We were reminded that we could easily become pregnant and have to drop out of school.

Terry might have seemed an unlikely candidate for the latter category but he has been outstanding this season for the Mavs who could easily have dropped out of the play-off picture.