Sentence examples for slow dropped off from inspiring English sources
From the figure, a slow dropped off percent removal of NH3 N occurred at day 18.
Business travel fell sharply last March as the economy slowed, and then dropped off a ledge after Sept. 11.
The campaign is making slow progress; thousands dropped off those lists in the last few months.
The empirical distribution functions (shown in Fig. 4) are peaked around, with a fast rise after and a slow drop-off at large elongations.
And since older men also suffer a slow drop-off in T levels, there's no reason they should be cold-shouldered either.
Peaks in the graph represent stable choices for k, but we were also looking for consistency (a peak with a slow drop-off).
For stable values, it will be close to 1, and for unstable values, it will be close to 0. Peaks in the plot represent stable values, but we were also looking for consistency (a peak followed by a slow drop-off).
But the engineers crunching the numbers at Mercedes believed that not only could they not get the life out of the 'medium' to focus on it, but also that it was slower, because its performance dropped off quicker than the hard.
Ridesharing is susceptible to traffic, meaning riders get slowed down getting picked up or dropped off.
Vancouver's house-buying bonanza already started slowing down in July, and has dropped off dramatically in the first half of August, after the British Columbia government brought in a tax on foreign investment.
But after an initial lift, sales largely dropped off, and the introduction of products slowed during the recession.
