Sentence examples for falling off dramatically from inspiring English sources

Passenger numbers are also falling off dramatically as straitened economic conditions bite on both consumer and business travelling.

So that means that as we go farther and farther out in a galaxy, the mass is growing (a LOT) even though the starlight is falling off dramatically.

"Advertising is falling off dramatically, and we are taking all kinds of what we hope are intelligent methods to respond to that".

Despite the incredibly attractive pricing, RPTV sales have been falling off dramatically in the past three years in the U.S. Consumers willing to spend a few thousand dollars, instead of $1,000, will often choose the thinner design.

Ventura's performance fell off dramatically from 1999 to last year.

After an initial rapid increase, the doping rate falls off dramatically.

Similarly the strain at break was constant below the percolation threshold but fell off dramatically above it.

The methylation levels of nearby CpGs are correlated, but the correlation falls off dramatically over several hundred base pairs.

After that, the growth rate of new codes fell off dramatically, and that of new patents slightly.

Its business has fallen off dramatically from its peak in 2000, according to Thomson First Call, a securities research firm.

After a period of growth in the programs, she said, inquiries for further performances on Long Island have fallen off dramatically.