Sentence examples for less drop from inspiring English sources

"The only thing that my clients have been talking about for the past few weeks is the fiscal dilemma that this city is facing," said Mr. Rubenstein, the public relations mogul who helped broker a deal in 1975 involving Abraham D. Beame, then mayor of the city, and Governor Hugh L. Carey back when the feds told the city to more or less drop dead.

The stock was made longer and with less drop.

In contrast, siRNA inhibition of Ang-2 caused less drop of VEGF level.

This procedure gives individuals from groups, which are more likely to drop out, a stronger weight in the analyses compared to individuals from groups with less drop outs.

Less dropping into coverage.

Not the Obama administration, which more or less dropped the subject a year and a half ago.

Unlike Mrs Zia, who has been more or less dropped by her party, Sheikh Hasina is still popular.

She, too, is more or less dropped for an hour, whereupon Burton suddenly saddles her — by way of compensation, perhaps — with flashbacks to her childhood misery.

(The idea of splitting transportation from Gazprom's production side, long talked about by reformers, has been more or less dropped).

Instead, for some reason, the collector more or less dropped him (though he did buy, later and from a gallery, the train-in-the-fireplace picture, "Time Transfixed").

The record flopped in 1974, and Mr. Otis more or less dropped out of sight, touring sporadically, recording only as a session guitar player.