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It's also a clever way to boost engagement and interaction on Google+, which has seen a drop off in activity after the early surge that followed its launch.

Meanwhile, Obama has seen a drop off in big donations, which might explain his push to help make smaller donor's lives easier.

"We've definitely seen — I think everyone has seen — a drop-off in this idea of shopping for entertainment," said Kimberly Grabel, Saks's senior vice president for marketing.

We've seen a drop-off in those first frenetic couple of days.

But we have seen a drop-off in business travel the last few months because technology companies have cut back.

His comments echoed those made by Carolyn McCall, the boss of easyJet, who said last week that the budget airline had seen a drop-off in passengers flying in and out of France but that travel was such a big part of people's lives that the desire to fly would resume soon.

Outside the bustling centre they have seen a drop-off in trade but owner Ian Silverberg is not sure exactly what is to blame.

Five years ago, one would expect a movie that opened really big to see a 30 to 40 per cent drop-off the following weekend, but this summer pretty much everything – Godzilla, The Amazing Spiderman 2, X-Men – has seen a 60-plus60-pluspercent-off, and this does seem to be a consistently developing trend.

Jan Schaffer, executive director of J-Lab, an institute that funds innovative journalism projects in the US, has seen a similar drop-off of interest.

Just as in the city, the Hudson Valley has seen a significant drop-off in sales at the high end, houses priced upward of $700,000.

Adding to the pressure to please clients — especially those who are looking for a spectacular effect that is unachievable at the budget provided — is the reality that the last year has seen a dramatic drop-off in orders: "Even the Korean green stands," says René Hofstede of Mille Fiori, "aren't stocking what they used to.