Sentence examples for sales drop off from inspiring English sources

But for some reason sales drop off, to 90 per month.

But even some of these authors have seen their sales drop off sharply this past season.

And we saw, for example, auto sales drop off in the first quarter by 36% to rates not seen in 26 years.

Nintendo not only hasn't announced a release date for the US on the new bundle, they've said that they have no plans to release any other colors of Wii until sales drop off on the original system.

Books whose sales drop off by half in successive weeks generally don't become blockbusters, which could be a problem -- a big one -- for Clinton's publisher, Simon & Schuster.

Gun sales always slow a bit in April because the yard needs work and then sales drop off even more from May through August because guns can't compete with the beach.

Last year, sales dropped off sharply over the weekends.

Jurors heard how Gadd's fortunes changed after disco and punk rock became popular and ticket sales dropped off.

Sales dropped off precipitously on 21 April [the day of the Deepwater Horizon fire] to close to zero," says Fowler, who is loyally mollified to see his schoolfriend take charge of the problem.

But season-ticket sales dropped off drastically this year (the Pirates by 40percentthethe Brewers by 23 percent), and home attendance for each team has diminished by more than 9,000 a game.

But May sales came in at $19,000, and June sales dropped off a cliff, hitting only $6,700.