Sentence examples for a dramatic drop of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cohen said the decline in the Vanguard index was a result of the stock market's steady slide, rather than a dramatic drop of inflows into index funds.

The Wall at Cane Bay, a dramatic drop of over 3,000 feet less than 100 yards from shore, is a favorite dive spot.

"This is a dramatic drop of 44percentt and is a startling statistic, which shows that the breed is becoming softer and weaker," he told the House Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade and Consumer Protection.

The additional attenuation results in a dramatic drop of the detection probability of the target located in the shadow region.

The figure shows a dramatic drop of zeta potential value after just 2 min of sonication treatment using a probe sonicator.

The idea for the app came in 2014 when Facebook announced a change in its algorithm that caused a dramatic drop of organic reach in its News Feed.

Mucositis is a side effect of chemotherapy in which there is a dramatic drop in quality of life of patients, sometimes leading to discontinuation of therapy.

Britain experienced a dramatic drop in referral of minor surgical procedures to specialists after completion of educational programs [ 15].

If we're all on camera, with searchable cloud files and facial recognition we'll see a dramatic drop in crimes of all time.

By contrast, in chloroquine-treated parasites, only a minor decrease in activity was measured for either the red or the green luciferase when these were produced by the chloroquine-insensitive mature gametocytes, whereas a dramatic drop in activity of both luciferases was observed when these were expressed by the early gametocytes.

After Pennsylvania adopted a law in 1990 providing a five-day right of cancellation, "we saw a dramatic drop in the number of problems," said E. Barry Creany, a senior deputy attorney general.