Sentence examples for expansion drops from inspiring English sources

The bed-volume expansion drops to nearly a constant as the Strouhal number increases.

Ducey has also vowed to constrain Arizona's spending on Medicaid as federal funding for the expansion drops from 100percentthroughgh 2016 to 90percentt by 2022.

The economy's annual pace of expansion dropped to 6.1 percent in the December quarter, the weakest showing in nearly three years, as India felt the chill of the European debt crisis and the effect of an aggressive effort by the central bank to rein in inflation.

As a result of these changes, total federal transfers earmarked for childcare fell from a high of $950 million in 2006 07 to $600 million per annum in 2007 08 and 2008 09 (Beach et al, 2009, p. xxi) and the pace of childcare expansion dropped below the average achieved in the first five years of the decade.

In Arkansas, a recent poll showed that support for Medicaid expansion dropped 19 points when the survey mentioned that such a move was part of Obamacare.

The expansion Mets dropped their first seven games at the old Polo Grounds in 1962.

A lower estimate that factors in mine-expansion costs drops the annual figure to $125 million each.

The Institute of Supply Management said the pace of expansion had dropped back in September, defying predictions of an acceleration.

Some analysts say economic expansion could drop to as little as 5.8percentt in the fourth quarter this year, down from about 11percentt in 2007.

It believes the pace of growth will slow from 2.2% to 2% in the US in 2013, Japan's expansion will drop from 1.6% in 2012 to 0.7% in 2013 and that the eurozone will have a second straight year of falling output, 0.4% in 2012 and 0.1% in 2013.

Expansion funding dropped in the fourth quarter, dipping 9percentt from the prior quarter to $2.4 billion.