Sentence examples for it will drop by from inspiring English sources

Ms Whelan forecasts that it will drop by another 9% by March 2009.Central banks in the developing world are now worried that falling currencies will exacerbate inflationary pressures.

If the party's recorded support is particularly high, it will drop by more than average (as for Labour in 1997 and 2001, and the Conservatives in 1979, all of whom dropped five points).

Looking forward to meeting PM Nawaz Sharif in Lahore today afternoon, where I will drop by on my way back to Delhi.

It will drop below 100m by 2046 and continue downwards rapidly thereafter, according to a white paper prepared for the Cabinet Office unless the birth rate can be nudged up (or the Japanese can overcome their dislike of immigration).A special unit in the Cabinet Office is now working on measures to persuade young Japanese families to do their bit.

If you have two electric charges separated by some distance, and then increase the distance by a factor of two (that is, double it!), the force will drop by a factor of four (that is, two squared).

The company has warned that its revenues will drop by double-digits this quarter.

Pressure is growing to stage such events to raise money, since government funding to the eight royal parks has been falling for a decade; now £20m ($31m), it will drop to under £14m by 2014-15.

"Now the forecast says it will drop to the 80s by the middle of the week," said Steve LaDochy, a professor in the geosciences and environment department at Cal State L.A. "We just have to make it till Wednesday".

Zhang Zhiwei of Nomura thinks it will drop to 0.4% of GDP by 2015.

If this kind of selfish node exists in MANET, it will drop all RREP messages received by these nodes.

If mined by a Wooden Pickaxe or by hand, it will drop nothing.