Sentence examples for by the dramatic falloff from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lord said Lycos had been hurt by the dramatic falloff in Internet advertising.

Judd cites the dramatic falloff in global demand, a trend that accelerated in the latter part of the summer.

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

He added, "But if you look at the numbers in our park, year by year, there is a rather dramatic falloff in offensive production".

If more Americans understood the real horror of war, and if more families were in danger of being touched by it, we'd see a dramatic falloff in our willingness to go to war.

Poor electron optical alignment, drift, detector noise, magnification variations, inaccurate defocus determination, errors in alignment, sample heterogeneity, flexibility, incomplete angular coverage, and radiation damage can all combine to give dramatic falloff of the high-resolution information.

Commenting on his company’s surprising fourth-quarter beat, Southwest Chief Executive Gary C. Kelly Gary C. Kelly conceded that last year’s dramatic falloff in demand for business travel, precipitated by the recession, made this perhaps the most difficult revenue environment the airline industry has ever faced.

All of these groups had dramatic falloff in their turnout in the 2014 mid-terms, relative to the presidential elections of 2008 (hope and change!) and 2012 (anybody but Romney).

"If there is a dramatic falloff, Democrats are cooked," Mr. Rendell said.

So clearly there was a dramatic falloff once this investigation came up".

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