Sentence examples similar to long term drop from inspiring English sources

So what explains the long-term drop in police killings?

Perhaps the long-term drop in humidity is to blame, he went on.

The track makes money this way, but not enough to offset the long-term drop in attendance.

To start with, abstaining for one month can lead to a long-term drop in alcohol consumption, according to a new study by Sussex University.

High beef prices, which entice ranchers to sell more of their stock, and a long-term drop in domestic cattle supplies are also factors in the decline.

Any long-term drop in meat consumption appears to have been driven primarily by its cost, rather than an underlying shift in consumer behaviour.

Some experts believe that a well-conceived program along the lines Mr. Fox suggests could produce a long-term drop in illegal crossings.

Verizon executives say far-reaching concessions are needed because of a long-term drop in revenue and profit in its land line telephone business and because of intense competition in television and Internet services.

But Giuliani has made crime control a nonnegotiable issue in New York; any sign that the long-term drop in crime is reversing will send alarm bells ringing all over the city.

Downing Street insisted the slump did not mark a long-term drop in what is overall robust consumer confidence, but there was a markedly less optimistic rhetorical tone emerging from senior figures in the government.

Verizon Communications is seeking major concessions from 45,000 unionized workers in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic states, as it copes with a long-term drop in revenue and profits in its old-fashioned telephone business and intense competition in television and Internet services.