Sentence examples for of a drop off from inspiring English sources

However, unlike Supergirl, it didn't have nearly as big of a drop off after its second week and still attracts more than 7 million viewers each week.

That's after six laps on super softs so now we need to see where it goes in terms of a drop off". Both Mercedes reach the end of their stint on the super softs.

And while that is good, my preferred measure of gross value added per hour worked market sector, which focuses more on productivity in the private sector grew by just 1.9% in the past year – a very slight fall from the 2.0% in the 12 months to June: But when we look at annual average growth over the past five years, there does seem to be a bit of a drop off.

Yeah, it's a bit of a drop off.

He played through an injured left hand in the last four games of his senior season and there wasn't much of a drop off.

The Times also said the party had lost 17,000 members since the start of the year, a drop off rate of about 3%.

Founders of both sexes experience a drop off in funding after they hit their 45th birthday.

"I see no signs of a drop-off".

In recent weeks, however, there have been signs of a drop-off, he said.

This year we had more of a drop-off in the summer.

And because museums outside Manhattan don't tend to be as dependent on tourists, their attendance shows less of a drop-off.