Sentence examples for is ever dropping from inspiring English sources

The dip in PC mapping is more difficult to analyze, however; PCs have more or less saturated the US market, but the standard of entry to "advanced" categories of browser and PC use (the computer illiteracy of the market can't be underestimated) is ever dropping and I would personally have expected continuing slow growth in web map use given steady sales and access numbers.

Nobody is ever "dropped", they are "rotated".

Don't ever buy a used heater, Notini says: "You don't know the history of the product or what condition it was stored in or whether it was ever dropped". Here are five tips on using portable electric heaters from AHAM and ESFI.

Well, the debris left scattered up the entire West Coast of North America in this novel is as frightening and spectacular as any he's ever dropped on his readers -- wasted people, bears, goats, wolverines, dogs, a horse, bulldozed houses and wrecked rolling and flying machines.

There's a hilarious contrast between Scully and Sand's chill-out-man idealism and the fearful conservatism of the police when Feilding Mellen asks Clark if he's ever dropped acid.

"It just doesn't seem like the euro is ever going to drop," said Mr. Keller, 62. "Even if it did, we can't count on it staying low for the entire duration we're there".

Realistically, no DJ is ever likely to drop "Da Funk," for fear of turning the club into a student union.

There is no early morning house a la Crosstown Rebels, nor a single track that's ever been dropped at the Robot Heart art car.

Due to the cosmological expansion of the universe, the proportion of it which can ever be reached is dropping.

After the London Olympics, which was my first time ever dropping out of a race, I was super bummed out.

Ferguson: There was not a question that he was ever going to drop out.