Sentence examples for sizable drop in from inspiring English sources
In the wake of another sizable drop in attendance, the Mets have announced that they were again cutting ticket prices.
Yet the sizable drop in the number of people watching the Yankees is not reflected by the team's performance.
"A quick resolution to the Iraq situation, hopefully accompanied by a sizable drop in energy prices, is a must for the health" of corporations, he said.
Since Blockbuster accounts for about 40percentt of the rental market, any sizable drop in copies available in its stores obviously depresses rental totals.
The weakness was led by another sizable drop in home construction, which has fallen every month except two over the last two and a half years.
The New York Times reported in 2009 that one-third of Americans could no longer afford to comply with their prescriptions and that there had been a sizable drop in the use of medical care.
The Detroit automakers will have even more difficulty keeping sales anywhere close to last year's numbers because their lineups include more of the pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles that have experiened sizable drops in demand.
The charts indicated that the wild swings among young viewers this fall -- including sizable drop-offs in overall viewing among WB's core audience of younger women, which got much less attention than the even bigger slide among younger men -- called into question Nielsen's measurements.
In a recent sign of Mr. Gerber's influence, oil prices rallied in the futures market after word leaked to the news media of his estimate of June OPEC production -- a sizable drop from the previous month, particularly in production from Saudi Arabia.
The number who have filed the single form required by the election commission is the fewest since the commission was formed in 1974, and a sizable drop from the record year of 1988, when 330 people filed.
Last year, 49.7% of the 22 million employed Latinos were immigrants — a sizable drop from the pre-recession peak of 56.1% in 2007.
