Sentence examples for so a drop from inspiring English sources

This byelection is all three, so a drop of up to 20% is likely.

So a drop of 6percent, 88 percent or even 10percentt isn't all that damaging".

The public sector accounts for a much bigger slice of GDP so a drop in private spending has proportionately less impact on the economy.

So a drop even close to 1990 figures would be a big change, they said, essentially lessening the benefit of the forest credits.

The state's cherry scramble is a result of barely a handful of growers who together produce only 14,000 pounds or so — a drop in the national cherry crop bucket, which is normally about 500 million pounds.

Rising oil prices have traditionally been associated with recessions, so a drop of more than two-thirds in the cost of a barrel of crude should, logically, be good for growth.

Saints actually only needed a tie in extra time to win - having the advantage of two tries to Sarries' one - so a drop-goal or penalty would have sufficed.

Imports are around 18percentt of the US economy, so a dropping dollar is exactly like an extra tax on 18percentt of what we buy.

Make a tap leak ever so slightly maybe a drop every half minute or so.

So would a drop in the price of water in the poorest slums.

So despite a drop in mining shares, the FTSE 100 ended 74.96 points higher at 4,202.13.