Sentence examples for that drop out from inspiring English sources

The higher the costs, the more that drop out".

"The companies that drop out will give the others a chance to become more robust in this difficult economic climate".

There is some compensation, known as parachute payments, to the teams that drop out, but they inevitably have to sell their best and most expensive players to survive.

How do the Eythrope gardeners deal with the vast quantities of pollen beetles that drop out of sweet peas once you've picked them and brought them inside?

Technical glitches -- titles that drop out or appear out of synch, system error messages from the computer -- are a separate can of worms.

Among the nine items that drop out are wallpaper paste, hardwood flooring, gardeners' fees, DVD recorders, takeaway coffee and charges for after-school clubs.

It found that such firms tend to spend more on marketing their courses than they do on teaching them, and that drop-out rates were extremely high.

Which is just as well, because I'm going to be playing that Lloyd Cole track over and over again on my iPhone until I can hear that drop-out.

You claim that America's schools have suffered "30 years of decline", but ignore the fact that drop-out rates 30 years ago were substantially higher than today, children with disabilities were ignored, and only a relatively elite group of students even thought of attending college.

Roderick's research dispelled a common assumption that drop-out was inevitable.

Most employers reported that drop-out was relatively low for their apprentices and some did not include very early drop outs in their figures.