Sentence examples for much smaller drop from inspiring English sources

Wall Street analysts expected a much smaller drop.

Those who survived the downturn have now benefited from a much smaller drop in prices over the past year.

A 20-25% average price decline in Britain could imply a fall of over one-third in London house prices but a much smaller drop in the north.

House prices in America and other economies are unlikely to fall as precipitously as share prices have done over the past three years, but even a much smaller drop could do more serious economic harm.

Now they are fretting about a two-speed euro zone as well.On August 13th figures showed the euro area's overall GDP had declined by just 0.1% in the three months to the end of June, a much smaller drop than had been expected.

If, however, the tax is passed on to customers in higher prices, it is assumed there would be a drop in demand but it would lead to a much smaller drop in corporation tax paid by distillers.

The Office for National Statistics also revised its March figures to show a much smaller 0.5% drop in sales on the month, rather than the 1.3% it had previously reported.

They provide the same or even a higher surface area per volume of catalyst bed while inducing a much smaller pressure drop than corresponding fixed beds.

In contrast, the much smaller stress drop value on the deeper part of the central segment (denoted by the white arrow) can be attributed to the relatively higher dip angle of the fault surface; the fault surface of this part is slightly twisted, and the value is changed slightly around zero (note the discontinuous coloring).

"Robots enable one to set up much smaller crystallization drops, so that you need smaller amounts of sample to screen large numbers of conditions," says Cynthia Wolberger, a professor of biophysical chemistry at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland.

Yet another private investor, Texas Pacific, may also be mulling a bid.Although the number of public firms going private fell last year, along with other corporate capital-market activity such as initial public offerings (IPOs) and mergers and acquisitions (M&A), the drop from the peak has been much smaller than the drop in offerings and mergers.