Sentence examples for dramatically fall from inspiring English sources

The economy, which began to recover in recent years, will tumble and living standards will dramatically fall.

However, it has been previously suggested that upon induction of apoptosis, ATP levels dramatically fall in a caspase-dependent manner.

The set aims for glamour but looks more like a bordello fallen on hard times, with a cabinet covered in bottles mysteriously prominent – though it finally turns out in the play's closing minutes that it has been situated solely so that someone can dramatically fall on top of it after they've been bitten by the vampire.

If it fails to, it will dramatically fall short of investor expectations and will suffer a strong correction.

Highlights: The Exiles were riding high at the top of the table before Christmas before a run of seven Premiership defeats in nine games between the end of November and the start of March saw them dramatically fall off the pace.

If prices for "swipe fees" were set by the competitive market, they would dramatically fall because of competitive pressure.

Now, per capita consumption did indeed fall dramatically from 1919 to 1920, but then increased far more dramatically from 1920 to 1922 after which it continued to increase well beyond pre-Prohibition levels.

Now, per capita consumption did indeed fall dramatically from 1919 to 1920, but then increased far more dramatically from 1920 to 1922 – after which it continued to increase well beyond pre-Prohibition levels.

U.S.-Iran relations have deteriorated dramatically since last year.

Those mixed memories played out dramatically this year.

Argentina has changed dramatically since 1976.