Sentence examples for the drop off of from inspiring English sources

With the Asia crisis and the drop off of investments into emerging markets, ING has chopped some 400 positions related to emerging markets in the last 12 months.

Nokia needs to work hard to bring up volumes in smartphones to make up for the drop off of legacy Symbian sales, which are now discontinued.

As female engineers, it was hard to not notice the drop off of women in engineering starting in undergraduate school and continuing through graduate school to the workplace.

Until these improvements occur, the dropping off of belief in the system will continue.

The Greek word apoptosis literally refers to the dropping off of petals or leaves from plants or trees.

Ahead I saw the sharp turn and the drop-off of Wipe Out Hill.

Clearly both teams would prefer to have better pass defenses (the drop-off of the Packers' defense is the eye-opener, but the Patriots have struggled to hold leads for a few years now).

Outside schools, cars bunched up and blocked the streets at times as parents, navigating the drop-off of their children at school for the first time, jockeyed for space at the curb.

Fishing the drop-off of Nine Mile Flat, we put three sea trout in the live well, then landed and released a Spanish mackerel as well as a dozen ladyfish weighing up to four pounds each.

Potential subjects for discussion include the dropping-off of FCA fines to a trickle this year, delays in getting new firms authorised and staffing levels that appear to be stretched.

This species is most often seen in shallow water near the drop-offs of coral reefs.