Sentence examples for fell off drastically from inspiring English sources

After that, sales to the embattled country fell off drastically.

In 2010, while playing for the Milwaukee Brewers, he hit 23 homers and drove in 104 runs, but his production fell off drastically in 2011.

He said there was also evidence that shows Clemens never used performance-enhancing drugs, suggesting that Clemens's career shows performances that never improved drastically — or fell off drastically.

But he fell off drastically in each of the past three seasons, the result of injuries and the Chargers' move to a pass-first offense.

Before the rumor could be scotched, sales of Coke and Pepsi fell off drastically, and when the story was wafted over to Morocco, the reaction was identical.

I recall and I wonder whether others share this recollection that protests fell off drastically as soon as the draft ended, in January, 1973, more than two years before the end of the war.

But since then America Online's performance has fallen off drastically with the end of the boom in Internet stocks.

Though the reports are anecdotal, the numbers seem to have fallen off drastically, save for Iranian pilgrims visiting sacred sites in Damascus.

Two weeks before the show opened, in August , 1957 Bernstein signed a contract to become the sole music director of the New York Philharmonic, more or less guaranteeing that his creative output would fall off drastically.

Mr. Bernstein noted that the number of foreigners had fallen off drastically, by 65 to 70percentt since the attacks, while domestic tourism was down by only 11percentt which, he said, was "better than expected".

Admission of blacks, Hispanics and American Indians, categorized as underrepresented minorities because of their low proportion in the system's eligibility pool, had fallen off drastically as consideration of race and ethnicity was eliminated from the review process.