Sentence examples for likely to fall off from inspiring English sources

First, it felt like the least likely to fall off or get lost, thanks to the double-loop earpiece.

And they're less likely to fall off".

That revenue is likely to fall off in 2008.

In fact, election experts say, each time the ballots are run through a machine, the tiny chad is more likely to fall off, and the vote will be recorded.

In any event, production is likely to fall off in the early years of the next century.On the environmental front, Guro Fjellanger, a Liberal lady now in ministerial charge, is to find ways of ensuring that Norwegians gobble up less domestic energy, or at least consume no more than before, in order to cut the emission of greenhouse gases.

The vehicles of today are also quieter with nicer interior, auto analysts say, noting that dials and knobs are less likely to fall off when used.

Nothing to fall off drastically.

The latency to fall off was recorded.

Mice were tested for latency to fall off the rod.

Time to fall off the rod was measured.

It needs to fall off naturally.