Sentence examples for drastically leading from inspiring English sources

"Grape production has fallen drastically, leading to rising prices and a reduction in the production of the reasonably priced, good quality wines that have made the country's reputation".

But after Cairo's sudden regime change in summer 2013, the atmosphere turned drastically, leading to rampant xenophobia against Syrians and increased arrests and detentions of those who, for understandable reasons, did not carry the correct residency paperwork.

Additionally, for high resistance loads, output voltage drops drastically leading to low current supply to the load.

Due to constructive and destructive superposition, received signal power level fluctuates drastically leading to the phenomenon known as fading.

However, when oxygen is not enough, the microorganisms' metabolic rate decreases drastically leading to reduced growth and productivity.

Consequently, coherence between the sparsity and the sensing bases is drastically reduced, leading to enhanced reconstruction quality.

This makes for frustrated residents (who are already drastically overworked), leading to increased risk of a negative patient experience due to a scheduling mistake.

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).

Note that the inclusion of random environmental effects need not change the average trait value across generations; however, the heritability is drastically reduced leading to a dampened response to selection.

It succeeded and the number of American medical schools and graduates was drastically reduced, leading to massive improvement in both medical care and physician income.

During the transition period between spring and summer, the physicochemical characteristics of the water column drastically change, leading to associated alterations of biological parameters in the coastal Arctic Ocean.