Sentence examples for welcome drops from inspiring English sources

A few hours before sunset, Welcome drops me off at a dock at the bottom of the hill where diving excursions begin, and I rev up an inflatable Zodiac with all the purpose of a Greenpeace diehard, staying close behind an instructor named Patrice, a salt-and-pepper French dad whose wake includes plumes of diesel and Gauloises.

Employment minister Chris Grayling said: "This is another encouraging set of figures and a very welcome drop in unemployment.

These factors are as much responsible for the welcome drop in Iraqi civilian casualties as anything Petraeus has done.

But a welcome drop in the yen — another consequence of the central bank's loose monetary policies — has eased some of the pressure on the balance of trade.

UBS Securities said the seasonally adjusted annual inflation rate had come down to 3.5 percent, a welcome drop for Chinese policy makers and consumers.

Late night partiers will be inconvenienced, certainly – and perhaps there will be a welcome drop in booze-related crimes as a result.

I didn't think this luxury hotel would welcome drop-ins to its gym, but I thought it wouldn't hurt to ask.

(Through the summer the gallery will officially be open only on Sundays, 12 to 6 p.m., though Mr. Haye and Ms. Liu are often on the premises and welcome drop-in visits).

Despite the welcome drop in the death rate during the recent recession, such accidents are nevertheless on track to become the country's third leading cause of death by 2020 (up from seventh in 1990).The only positive thing about these grim statistics is that, unlike other industrial countries, there is plenty of scope for improvement.

The unemployment rate fell, from 8.1 percent in August to 7.8 percent last month, a welcome drop, though it appears to be partly due to a statistical fluke and partly to more part-time employment, which is better than no work, but hardly the sign of a reliably robust job market.

Sunni Arab revulsion at the murderous tactics of al-Qaida in Iraq, as well as the current "surge" of extra American troops, have helped to produce a welcome drop in al-Qaida's murders of Iraqi civilians and American forces, but it has to remembered that al-Qaida was never in Iraq before the invasion.