Sentence examples for high has dropped from inspiring English sources

Condom use, never very high, has dropped.

Unemployment, though still high, has dropped sharply in the last two years.

But in the world of benefits in recent years, the "high" has dropped even farther out of high society.

And over the past two decades, the number of people living on less than $1 a day, while unacceptably high, has dropped for the first time.

Since then the proportion of teachers describing morale as high or very high has dropped from 27%to15%5%, with those going for low or very low rising from 42%to55%5%.

Terry Nelson, a campaign adviser to George W. Bush, John McCain and, this year, the former candidate Tim Pawlenty, said he was "pretty optimistic" for 2012, partly because Mr. Obama's support among lower-income, less-educated white voters, never high, has dropped enough that Republicans see good prospects for winning industrial-belt states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Wisconsin.

Costs, initially high, have dropped to the point where most new installations of telephone circuits between switching centres and over longer distances consist of optical fibres.

On George Parada's land, which runs along the border wall with Mexico, a tributary of the Rio Grande that is ordinarily hip-high has dropped to ankle-deep.

While the share price began high, it has dropped considerably following the collapse of commodity prices.

The number of trade unionists killed, a major Democratic concern, is still too high but has dropped sharply.

Since fiscal year 1989 - 90 state support for higher education has dropped to 9percentt of the general-fund budget from 20.3percentt.