Sentence examples for suggested a drop from inspiring English sources

It suggested a drop in manufacturing payroll numbers - the sharpest in the sector for more than three years - contributed to the slowdown north of the border.

The current study suggested a drop-landing task that makes use of drop heights that may be appropriate for rehabilitation purposes and are functional in daily life.

Preliminary research suggests a drop in jet stream wind speeds, creating a "wavier" pattern where weather systems can become "stuck".

Given that £1 currently gets you €1.28, that suggests a drop to little more than €1 for £1.

Eales stressed the need for calm while the assistant coach Tim Lane had a quiet word with Larkham, suggesting a drop goal might be worth a go.

Recent data suggest a drop in the number of foreigners trafficked to Turkey to provide sex, says Maurizio Busatti of the International Organisation for Migration.

Supporters of the ban have noted that the price of legal ivory in China has already dropped by two-thirds from a peak in 2014, suggesting a drop in demand.

During the financial crisis of 2008-09, for example, they calculate that implied volatility rose by almost 40 percentage points, suggesting a drop in investment due to uncertainty of just under four percentage points.

While the research did not delve into the reasons behind the trends, the authors suggest a drop in home-size due to city-living and a shift towards dogs as purely companion animals could among the factors involved, with the preference for pug-like breeds potentially arising from their baby-faced look that could tap into the "caretaking" urges of adult humans.

However, the number of visits from schoolchildren in 2012 was just 345,000 - suggesting a drop of around 28%.

To be clear, my criticism of the Left should not suggest a drop of sympathy for those who seek to discriminate against Muslim people .