Sentence examples for should drop from from inspiring English sources

As a result, he said, the museum should be able to hire additional security guards, and gallery closings should drop from 26percentthis yearar to 20percentt in 2003 and 10percentt in 2004.

The overall cost of subsidies should drop from about 1% of GDP in 2013 to less than 0.5% in 2016 (though much of that may be offset by the rising food subsidies).Iran, beset by sanctions and an ailing economy, is steadily cutting too.

The review proposes that 27% of all the waste produced by households in England should be burned by 2020 compared with 9% today and that the amount of waste put into landfill sites should drop from more than 72% today to 25% by 2020.

Guess it kind of says the game is still in development and news should drop from PAX about its release.

Details should drop from Microsoft about the upcoming service pack within the coming months but there isn't any firm release date as of yet.

In Vienna, one of the goals defined by the Smart City Wien Framework Programme is to decrease the final energy consumption per capita by 40% by 2050 (compared to 2005) and, at the same time, the per-capita primary energy input should drop from 3000 to 2000 W, i.e. to 48 kWh per day, as envisioned by the so-called 2000-W society.

Maybe Girardi should drop him from seventh to ninth?

He has fought off suggestions that he should drop Dick Cheney from the ticket.

That's why defaults should drop dramatically from 10% now to 5% in 2002.

One MK season-ticket holder interviewed by the Milton Keynes Citizen, a former Wimbledon F.C. fan based in London, suggested that "AFC Wimbledon should drop Wimbledon from their name as they don't play in Wimbledon".

It should drop the possessive adjective from its name and call itself simply "The Museum".