Sentence examples for sharp drop off in from inspiring English sources

The deal ends a long period of uncertainty for the Dodgers that led to a sharp drop off in attendances by disappointed fans.

Compounding the economic effects of disengagement is a sharp drop off in civilian spending by the American military, which is a major employer of Afghan civilians and contributes substantially to the nation's gross domestic product.

But when more effective combination drug therapies began to reduce HIV incidence, CMV infections dropped in parallel; records show a sharp drop off in opportunistic CMV infections of the eye (CMV retinitis) in adults starting in 1997.

The latest Gallup Poll indicates that there has been a sharp drop off in enthusiasm for Romney: from 56percentt in January to 43percentt in March.

Peak production was in 1948, with almost 29,000 vehicles produced, followed by a sharp drop off in demand, resulting in an unsustainable loss of more than $1 million that year.

That fall, CBS Reports, a news/documentary program at 7 30 et) on Wednesdays, was blamed in the press for the sharp drop off in the ratings of The Beverly Hillbillies – the comedy had been number one in its first two seasons, but dropped to eighteenth when CBS Reports became the Hillbillies lead-in for its third season.

"But nonprofit organizations are already distressed to see a sharp drop-off in regular contributions.

A sharp drop-off in the 1990s brought union membership down to about 25 percent of the labour force.

Back then, the sharp drop-off in repo lending helped bring the financial system to its knees.

Google's own Transparency Report, which shows real-time traffic to Google services, displayed a sharp drop-off in traffic to Gmail from China on Friday.

The Yankees, mindful of Jeter's age, 36, and his sharp drop-off in offense in 2010, had settled on a three-year, $45 million offer.