Sentence examples similar to marking a drop-off from inspiring English sources
In 2005, foreign net inflows into Treasury bonds and notes averaged $29 billion a month, according to Treasury data, so the January figure marked a sharp drop-off.
As average temperatures move past that mark, wealthy countries will start to see a drop-off in economic output.
(ii) A boarding platform edge bordering a drop-off or other dangerous condition shall be marked with a warning device consisting of a strip of floor material differing in color and texture from the remaining floor surface.
"We've definitely noticed a drop-off in the kind of mega-gifts that marked philanthropy during the boom years," Ms. Palmer said.
The menu at the Mark is a smart hedge against the possibility that his inattention would lead to a drop-off in quality there.
How do you prevent a drop-off?
A drop-off in production is possible.
Click on the "drop-off" area to select a drop-off location.
Implementation often marks a drop in designer participation, but this shouldn't be the case.
