Sentence examples for dramatically dropping from inspiring English sources

The age of menarche has also fallen in recent decades though not as dramatically, dropping from 12.8 in the US to 12.5.

At the same time, 'pensioner poverty continues to fall dramatically', dropping by a tenth in a single year (2002/03), and by over a quarter since 1998/99.

By 1977, when Virginia Wade claimed the Wimbledon women's title for Britain, the Guardian had changed dramatically, dropping Manchester from the title and classified ads from the front page.

People trying to sell their properties in flood-hit parts of north-west England have begun dramatically dropping their prices amid fears that houses in some roads have become virtually unsellable.

Then there are the homeowners who took out "piggyback" loans getting a second mortgage to pay the down payment on the first leaving them saddled with mounting debt, yet unable to unload a home that's dramatically dropping in value.

Although synthesizing DNA has traditionally been prohibitively expensive, it has been dramatically dropping in price in the last decade, from $4 per base pair to just $0.03 in 13 years.

She dramatically dropped to her knees.

However, odds on Chelsea winning the title dramatically dropped after yesterday's draw.

Since March, he says its caseload has suddenly and dramatically dropped to one or two hearings each month.

The concept for the shop was born last spring when the textile recycling sector "dramatically dropped its price overnight," says Newcombe.

The price of data has dramatically dropped, as has the price of software that makes it easy to analyse them.