Sentence examples for likely to drop off from inspiring English sources

First, mortgage loans are likely to drop off this year, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.

And the group, based in Bethesda, Md., says millennial celebrations are propelling revenue to new heights that are not likely to drop off, just as the nation's Bicentennial set enduring records.

US trade bible the Hollywood Reporter is predicting the $120m film will open at No 1 with around $40m in the US, with the film likely to drop off dramatically in its second week once word of mouth kicks in.

CHICAGO — The historically steady growth of the Walgreen Company's business of filling prescriptions is likely to drop off sharply next year, as the pharmacy giant faces the imminent loss of millions of customers who use the pharmacy benefits manager Express Scripts.

Responding to the Jet2 story in trade mag Travel Weekly, some agents suggested that this decision could be motivated as much by Jet2's belief that demand for flights to the Red Sea is likely to drop off over the next few months as by safety concerns.

Utilization rates are likely to drop off as new capacity is added.

For example, while economically disadvantaged children are more likely to drop out than financially better-off children, the majority of children who drop out of school are not poor.

But that is likely to drop as the novelty wears off.

When he returns in January, he will most likely go home to drop off his bags and then drive to Dublin's rough-and-tumble Mountjoy Prison.

But the results are consistent with other data showing women are more likely than men to drop off the career ladder, notes NIH extramural research chief Sally Rockey on her blog.

When a great sporting figure spouts off comparing homosexuality to paedophilia, that figure is not likely to drop.