Examples of using Would drop in English and their translations into Hungarian
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with the right documentation, the D.A. would drop the charges.
But if he were to lose just one of the Triple Crown races that value would drop to three million with no way to recover it.
Marketers should note that half of 18- to 34-year old YouTube subscribers would drop what they're doing to watch a new video by their favorite creator.
was removed by precipitating calcium carbonate, the calcium would drop by only about 50 ppm.
let's just say your jaw would drop… 30,000 times.
Otherwise confidence in corporate governance declarations would drop and investors and other stakeholders would perceive more risks.
Its current budget of $19.5 billion would drop by 1%, he said, which he characterized as“a small reduction.”.
claiming that for every equation he featured his sales would drop by half.
the gravitational force would drop to 1/8th, in five to 1/16th, and so on.
If it were, however, the performance would drop from like 100% to 10% or lower in a day.
Without new investment decisions, the share of nuclear in total energy consumption would drop slightly, from 14% in 2005 to only 10% in 2030.
If taxes on processed meat were introduced, the researchers said consumption would drop by around two portions per week in high-income countries
If the firm did raise its price it would lose all its customers and its sales would drop to zero.
the number of unintended pregnancies would drop by 70% and unsafe abortions by 74%.
global farmland use would drop by 75 percent.
If New York City was all white, the murder rate would drop 91 percent, robbery would drop 81 percent,
The next year, he said Jobbik would drop its anti-Israel line and“treat Israel as any other country.”.
related costs of patent protection would drop radically.
my blood pressure would drop and I would pass out.
If I were you, I would drop this matter.