Sentence examples for highest drop in from inspiring English sources

Between 1989 and 2006 England and Wales did indeed record the highest drop in breast cancer deaths in Europe.

But the highest drop in sales of the clear liquid was to Ukraine – plunging from £26.99 million in 2013, to just £2.71 million last year.

The findings from the 2012 Edelman Trust Barometer, which show the highest drop in CEOs as a "source of trusted information" (from 50% to 38%) and a huge surge in the call for more regulation (nearly half of the survey's respondents).

Since 1991, the highest drop in absolute numbers of researchers occurred in the business-enterprise sector, which was the largest employer for researchers in the country.

As expected, the CuO-containing composition experienced the highest drop in the surface area which was due to the low sintering resistance of CuO and CeO2 phases.

Possible outcomes of the probe had affected Qualcomm's most recent financial performance and its stock price, which suffered its highest drop in over three years after its Q3 2014 earnings last year.

However, the lower the anticipated event rate, the higher drop-in and -out rate during followup (about 20%) significantly affected the statistical power (0.54) and the interpretability of this inconclusive RCT [ 100].

The falls have a 2,000-foot 2,000-foot) drop, one of the highest drops in South America.

Furthermore, those lower repayment chances were confined to the provinces with the highest drops in the price of houses.

In truth, however, a higher drop in priority level is experienced when mapping UDP flows and TCP flows of the same AF class.

Perhaps we're not quite there yet -- by some definitions we'd need a few more years of blight and an even higher drop in GDP and a bigger rise in unemployment to start seeing bread lines around the block and the return of fedoras and clarinet music.