Sentence examples for a drastic falloff in from inspiring English sources

We are coping with a drastic falloff in revenue.

The newspaper industry as a whole is confronting a drastic falloff in advertising revenue.

When the motel had a drastic falloff in business after Interstate 95 opened, my stepfather also built a trailer park on the same property.

Obama versus Clinton shows the two had roughly the same numbers at this point in their first terms, but Clinton's numbers were on the rise (after a drastic falloff in late spring).

Naturally, such a drastic falloff would invite intense scrutiny of the hitting coach, but General Manager Brian Cashman on Monday placed the blame on the hitters rather than the two people who supervise them: Alan Cockrell and his assistant, Marcus Thames.

China has seen a dramatic falloff in investment by the private sector, previously China's biggest engine of investment growth.

"There is a dramatic falloff in activity and it's happening mostly at department stores," he said.

Normally, there is a dramatic falloff in turnout from a presidential election to a midterm.

This would mark a drastic reduction in teachers' hours.

But a drastic change in a short amount of time will undoubtedly have drastic unintended consequences.

The absence of an adequate institutional environment led to a falloff in volume of agricultural production so drastic that the food security of the country came into question (Kalugina 2011).