"Their mobilisation, sometimes in arms, explains the drop in the number of people being displaced".
This more than offset the drop in the number of claims.
The drop in the number of diplomats deployed around the world is projected to be 10% over four years.
But please, let's not blame women for the drop in the number of young men applying to university.
The drop in the number of banks doing business in the city, and their branches, has been almost as steep.
And the drop in the number of citations understates the phenomenon, as the courts' caseload has exploded in the meantime.
The drop in the number of midlevel jobs — the engineers who drive much of the Valley's growth — has been sharpest.
As soon as he sat down, he registered his concern about the drop in the number of Japanese students studying abroad, including in the United States.
The higher figures appeared elsewhere in the chart, correctly, to represent the drop in the number of vehicles using the Lincoln Tunnel inbound.
The drop in the number of incidents suggests that the surge has had an effect, and British military commanders have argued now is not the time let up.
The drop in the number of students sitting GCSE and A-level languages has led to a reduced pool of language graduates.
