Sentence examples for has dropped far from inspiring English sources

Michigan's unemployment rate has dropped far faster than the national average, though it is still painfully high.

The Mets have been eliminated from postseason contention, his batting average has dropped far below his career average, and he has made repeated miscues in the field.

Mr. Sorenson said that MSNBC's owners, NBC and Microsoft, were enhancing their support of the channel, which has dropped far behind Fox and CNN.

But as a New York Times editorial observed after the increase, "revenue from cigarette taxes has dropped far below estimates even though smoking has not.

And thanks to high prices, America's farm handouts have dropped far below the spending limits contained in the draft Doha deal.

The lanky Dutchman, winner of a stage in Teignmouth in his pre-Sky days, was not a threat overall, having dropped far behind in the Lake District.

Even if mainframe hardware itself has hardly depreciated, he says entire mainframe systems, including operating systems and applications, have dropped far faster.

While in many cities, potential homeowners are waiting to see how low prices will fall before buying, in places with highly motivated sellers, prices have dropped far and fast enough to rekindle sales.

"He's grown up, mentally – and the penny has dropped as far as preparation is concerned.

There is chagrin in some European capitals (especially in Dublin) that sterling has dropped so far and fast against the euro.

"The fact the A.C.C. has dropped so far off, I think it's because they've had a lack of consistency of coaching and the fact that they just don't have the players they used to have," said Billy Packer, a former college basketball analyst for CBS and NBC who called 34 consecutive Final Fours through 2008.