Sentence examples for falls off steeply from inspiring English sources
Unless workers grant the concessions, he said, the airline would post significant losses in the second half, when air travel falls off steeply after the strong summer season and does not pick up again until Thanksgiving.
First, note that the population falls off steeply at the high end of HMSDCALE values.
Attendance at the tracks would fall off steeply.
The main channel for this rise in income was the new-found ability of local manufacturers to sell to a national market.But returns on infrastructure, like any investment, can fall off steeply.
Cultural institutions and restaurants south of 14th Street have been particularly hard hit in the aftermath of the attacks, with patronage falling off steeply in neighborhoods nearest to the World Trade Center.
In particular, the curves fall off steeply once the RMSD diversity is greater than the required cutoff.
Earnings fell off steeply in the second half, totaling $3.7 billion, nearly halving from the previous year's corresponding period.
Data from either method had a distribution that fell off steeply upstream of the TSS, but remained elevated above background downstream of the TSS, extending nearly 6 Kb.
The relative magnitude of the vibrations fell off steeply with distance (Figure 1D, E) but there was considerable variation in the intensity of propagated vibrations at different sites, as would be expected given heterogeneous soil structures throughout the forest.
Lyz contains a larger number of basic amino acids than ß-Lg; hence, its net charge falls off less steeply, and its isoelectric point is reached only at pH 11.
