Sentence examples for is dropping to from inspiring English sources

But, she said, "there's no way the Manhattan market is dropping to those levels that are being talked about.

(Two muscular young men hold a golden frame, and in the center of the frame Bert is dropping to one knee and kissing Barbara's hand).

Or is this a reckless high-speed escape from small-pond Alaska, where her popularity is dropping, to the big time Below?

With the Hertz deal, the number of major car rental companies is dropping to three, from four, but there are still enough brands to keep prices stable, analysts said.

Like banks, credit unions are regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and are fully covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) up to the standard limit of £85,000 per individual – which is dropping to £75,000 on 1 January 2016.

So you'd be a fool to imagine that the governor of the Bank of England is happy that unemployment is dropping to the supposed benchmark of 7% much faster than expected, perhaps even by the end of this year – at which point interest rates were meant to rise.

In another test, the outside temperature is dropped to 20ºF to represent winter motoring.

All of the wasted crap is dropped to the side.

(Due to the scale bar, the particle size is dropped to nano scale).

For perfect multi-collinear variables, one is dropped to avoid biased estimates.

Rory, however, is dropped to the bottom of a long shaft into the Asylum.