Sentence examples for works drops from inspiring English sources

If Branded Worlds take enough of the mindshare of the masses that the batting average of original works drops faster than their production cost, then we'll start seeing even fewer of those.

His paid leave of absence from work drops him in a void.

For instance, if you take a year off, your income when you go back to work drops 20 percent from when you left; if you're out two or more years, the drop is 30 percent.

However, the percentage of women working drops dramatically in the mid twenties after marriage and child birth.

Problem is, they sign up for [more] work than they can do by themselves, which leads to two significant failures ― the quality of all of their work drops or work starts falling through the cracks," he wrote.

The employment-to-population ratio, or percentage of working-age people that have work, dropped over 5 points during the Great Recession, and has improved only half a point in the three and a half years since it ended [pdf].

The labor-force participation rate, the percentage of working-age people either working or looking for work, dropped to 63.2percentt from 63.4percentt in July, the lowest rate since 1978.

"But we just have to keep working, drop by drop".

In the summer months, productivity zoomed up 8.8percentt in that area, and hours worked dropped 4percentt.

The number of people who wanted to work full time but could only find part-time work dropped below six million.

But when the economic crisis hit, work dropped off as people didn't want to spend as much on advertising.