Sentence examples for total has dropped from inspiring English sources

Even though the husband found a new job, the lenders won't give the couple a mortgage because their salary total has dropped and they depend on bonus income.

This year, the total has dropped to a mere 16 green lights to date.

"The full power is not the same," he said a couple of weeks ago, and, indeed, his home run total has dropped by more than half since his glory years in San Diego.

The total had dropped to under $10m in 2009.

But by 2015, the combined total had dropped to just over two-thirds.

In 1958 annual production amounted to some 60 million tons; 40 years later this total had dropped to less than 6 million tons; and in 2004 the last coal mine was shuttered.

But when British Gas switched to natural gas, not only did oven suicides fall to zero, but by the late 70s the overall British total had dropped by a third.

Since then, the monthly totals have dropped from 450 in October to 362 in November and 245 last month.

Over the last three years, the number of executions in Texas has been relatively constant, averaging 23 per year, but the state's share of the number of total executions nationwide has steadily increased as the national totals have dropped, from 32percentt in 2005 to 45percentt in 2006 to 62percentt in 2007.

By season's end his offensive totals had dropped substantially, and he was hitting.262 when the Dodgers released him mid-season in 1934.

Women's World Banking has tracked the development of 25 MFIs from all corners of the globe over the last five years and has found that while growth and formalization have doubled the total number of women served by these MFIs, the percentage of women borrowers in the total portfolio has dropped.