Sentence examples for serious drop in from inspiring English sources

Already, one major survey has shown a very serious drop in business confidence as a result of the cuts talk.

With the serious drop in prices of solar photovoltaic (SPV) generated electricity and rising tariffs on conventional electricity have drawn attention to generate electricity through the solar photovoltaic plant.

With so many lines of business, it's unlikely that Mexican cartels would close up shop in the event of legalization, even if it meant a serious drop in profits from their most successful product.

There has been a serious drop in the number of part-time and mature learners, and that represents a tragedy of lost opportunity for tens of thousands of would-be students.

For homeowners, the wild swings in weather over the last few weeks -- sleet, then snow, then heat, then torrential rain followed by a serious drop in temperature -- might mean an earlier application of anti-crabgrass fungicide.

Although 1 in 30 men who used Uprima in a study fainted or had a serious drop in blood pressure, the F.D.A. advisory panel voted 9 to 3 to approve it, along with strong warnings to patients and doctors.

And if, like me, you find a serious drop-off in the aesthetic values of American stamps in recent decades, what inspiration is there for collecting or contemplation?

After Rodriguez, there's a serious drop-off in talent, age, and experience.

The addition of some alcohol or ether in the polymerization solution resulted in a serious drop of the conductivity of the as-prepared PPy film.

Girardi said his decisions are not driven by one player's performance, and that if he were to consider a more serious drop for Jeter — like putting him in the bottom third of the order — he would have a long conversation with him beforehand.

More serious than the drop in the number of army personnel in the eyes of many strategic planners was a decline in combat efficiency because of lack of funds to modernize equipment and weapons.