Sentence examples for cooled dramatically from inspiring English sources

"The market cooled dramatically beginning last fall," he said.

Since July the Greater Phoenix market has "cooled dramatically", thanks to a steep fall in demand.

"Tech spending has since cooled dramatically, and there is no equivalent new generator of advertising spending either developing or looming on the horizon," the report says.

But Mr. Lindsey, like Cassandra, has stuck to his forecast, and he will now have a chance to help a president push for tax reductions at a time when the economy appears to have cooled dramatically.

Some colleagues say the break between two stubborn iconoclasts has been exaggerated in the absolutist world of the capital, but no one disputes that the relationship has cooled dramatically.

Although there's no "deal" on the $16,425 Volkswagen New Beetle, Beetle sales have cooled dramatically and are often selling below invoice.

But if sales cool dramatically after a year or two, Ford may notice that Toyota and Honda aren't raking in billions in profits every year by selling updates of old hits.

In addition to tiny ears and thick wool, Campbell suggests that mammoths may have developed ways to let their limbs and extremities cool dramatically to save energy and conserve their body's core temperature, a physiological trick used by cold-adapted modern animals such as reindeer and muskoxen.

If the United States and Russia use their several thousand weapons, the planet will cool dramatically, likely leading to a mass extinction and the end of civilization and life as we know it.

Around November, the weather cooled down dramatically, with moderate days and cool nights.

"Previous hot spots, in Florida, the Mountain West and exurbs, cooled off dramatically," said William H. Frey, a demographer with the Brookings Institution.