Sentence examples for marking a drop from inspiring English sources

ITV's period drama, The Bletchley Circle drew an audience of 3.9 million, a 16% share, marking a drop on last week's audience of 4.2 million.

Shares in Xstrata hit an early high of £35.09 ($69.70) in London Monday morning, but they later settled down to £35.11 ($69.74), marking a drop of 0.3%, or 11 pence 222 cents), since Friday.

That's an average high school sophomore, marking a drop of a full grade level from the Bush II Administration to the Obama Administration.

Implementation often marks a drop in designer participation, but this shouldn't be the case.

Americans with no religious affiliation also rate Obama positively, by 55 to 37percentthoughhough this also marks a drop.

That marked a drop from fall 2016, when the government controlled 72percentt, with 7percentt under insurgent control and 21percentt contested.

The new forecast would also mark a drop of more than three-quarters from the industry's estimated 2010 profit, which was raised to $18 billion from $16 billion.

The pay gap of 9.4% in April 2015, the latest figure available, marked a drop from 9.6% in 2014 and was the lowest since records began in 1997 – but the ONS noted "the gap has changed relatively little in recent years".

The deal, worth £195m, marks a drop from the current £264m agreement with Sky and the BBC.

This marked a drop from 149,925 cases during the previous six months, which featured a slew of new payment protection insurance (PPI) cases.

That marked a drop of 17%, compared with the same quarter last year, but was not surprising given the imminent North American launch of the new console on Nov. 22 in time for the 2005 holiday season.