Sentence examples for the dropping off of from inspiring English sources

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.

Following this stage of development as a junctional nevus, further cellular development and proliferation results in the migration or "dropping off " of nevus cells and their organization into nests within the papillary dermis (compound nevus).

"I think you'll see a dropping off of the programs that many counties now view as important — law enforcement, economic development, parks and recreation.

There are cars on the road that have bits literally dropping off of them.

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.

If Billups stays, his salary will drop off of the payroll in 2012, helping the Knicks drop below the cap.

Yamana share prices corrected downward by 23% as the price of gold dropped off of all-time highs over $1,200 an ounce.

And when you drop off of that, the drop is more severe than if you're going along in a more flat type of level.