Sentence examples for by the dramatic decline from inspiring English sources

Experts predict that the government may impose exchange controls to protect its depleted foreign reserves, caused partly by the dramatic decline in oil exports.

It has been hard hit by the dramatic decline in numbers of part-time students after changes to higher education funding, including the introduction of £9,000 tuition fees.

Its ability to perform its vital role has been stymied by the dramatic decline in state aid since the executive branch views probation as a local service that local governments should finance.

"The results for 2014 were heavily impacted by the dramatic decline in print advertising during the first three months of the year, which saw the company lose £400,000," the company said.

Many existing drugs previously used as first-line treatments for bacterial and fungal infections are becoming less effective due to antibiotic resistance, a problem significantly exacerbated by the dramatic decline in research and development of new antimicrobial drugs over the past 25 years.

"While these initiatives represent a step in the right direction, they clearly have not been adequate enough, as is evidenced by the dramatic decline in profitability and underperformance compared to peers," Jeffrey C. Smith, Starboard's chief executive, wrote in the letter.

The dramatic decline was welcomed by Ofqual chiefs who had become increasingly concerned about the growing number of schools and pupils seeking re-marks of their summer exams in the hope of improving their grades.

Following the dramatic decline in construction by councils in the past three decades, housing associations now provide accommodation for millions of people.

Another example of striking similarity in the ecological response in far away basins is the dramatic decline shown after 1987 by Pseudocalanus elongatus both in the Baltic Sea, where it was the dominant species before 1987 [72], and in the Gulf of Trieste, where exists a relict artic population found only there, which underwent a 75% reduction since 1987.

Let's start by admitting that one important factor has surely been the dramatic decline in crime rates.

By the third quarter of 2009 the plan had succeeded in reversing the dramatic decline in GDP, resulting in 2.2 percent positive growth on a per annum basis.