Sentence examples for drastically fall from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hicks resigned from the company's board in September after it disclosed that it would drastically fall short of its estimated profits.

Assuming oil prices don't drastically fall and the British economy improves, worries about deflation in the U.K. should become a thing of the past.

Agriculture, which is dependent on both surface as well as groundwater, would embrace catastrophic effects: rice production, the main component of Bangladesh agriculture, would drastically fall, leading to an increase in poverty (see also, Islam 2013).

While Nokia has been seeing its market share in smartphones drastically fall, it has managed to stem the tide considerably with its sales of feature devices, which still make up the majority of phones sold worldwide today.

The rate also dropped for men, but less drastically — falling 4.7 percentage points this year to 25.4 percent.

The Santorum campaign claims its telephone surveys of Republicans shows support for Mrs. Bachmann drastically falling off.

Washington has been fretting for months over the so-called "fiscal cliff," the Jan . 1deadline when taxes automatically rise and government spending drastically falls.

Since 2008, however, the biological passport has made it increasingly difficult for athletes to use both of these techniques, and the result is that the proportion of suspicious blood samples has drastically fallen.

The number of full-time, tenure track faculty at US colleges and universities has drastically fallen to that point that today, about 70% of teaching faculty are not on the tenure track.

The number of older matriarchs and female caregivers (or ''allomothers'') had drastically fallen, as had the number of elder bulls, who play a significant role in keeping younger males in line.

Playing the pivotal role of a drastically fallen innocent, she does her best work since Robert Altman's "Short Cuts"; Mr. Levring says even her most difficult scenes required only two or three takes.