| Despite the dropoff on the penalty kill, the Avalanche are a better team now than they were two weeks ago. |
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| Adam could have jumped into a dry gorge a few blocks from the motel and he would have died for sure — the dropoff there was about a hundred feet. |
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| Before the Toussaint holidays M. Bitz spoke about the plans for marking the roads and two dropoff zones. |
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| Engagement and attention span reports summarize viewed minutes and dropoff rates. |
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| The dropoff in growth, most sharply pronounced in the services sector, will make life difficult for the European Central Bank as it continues to weigh whether to focus on lagging expansion or rising prices. |
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| Some dropoff during the first year of teaching is a good thing, and also essential, because not everyone who thinks that they want to teach is going to be right for the job. |
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| Others felt that existing centres could be improved by developing clearer and more accessible pick-up and dropoff arrangements in order to help parents avoid and manage abusive situations. |
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| The OPTIGEDE partners discovered the sites of Scherwiller and Le Châtenois, a sorting centre, composting unit, waste dropoff centre, and landfill. |
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| This pattern of dropoff is mirrored in PMTCT programmes. |
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