Sentence examples for facing a drop from inspiring English sources

In India, carmakers foreign and domestic are facing a drop in demand for small, inexpensive, entry-level cars and more of a market for premium compact sedans and hatchbacks.

Facing a drop in attendance and a shortage of priests, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn plans to close two churches, fold six parishes into three and impose strict budget constraints on all 198 of its parishes.

As shown in the case study, DORA framework is used to determine whether a BTS facing a drop in individual unit efficiency, would require debottlenecking and retrofitting to increase its energy production.

Facing a drop of one-third in the foundation's endowment, as well as rising production costs associated with the decline of Waterloo Village, the officials said in 2009 that they could not sustain a festival of the same scale, said Martin J. Farawell, the festival director.

Brazil's mining industry is facing a drop in earnings as the sector adjusts to slower demand from China.

Instead of 30 books for 30 students, the publishers are facing a drop in sales to one - or none.

"I just had a call from Steve Roth, who is facing a drop-dead deadline of next week in his deal to buy the property," Ms. Kane said in an e-mail in April 2010.

With the patent set to expire in 2001 AstraZeneca faced a drop in profits.

The United States isn't the only country to face a drop.

The states could face a drop in federal funds even as they are handed more duties of care for their own citizens.

Last week it reported a 1.6% fall in like-for-like sales in the second quarter, as it faces a drop in consumer spending along with other retailers.