Sentence examples for had drastically dropped from inspiring English sources

"I think it had drastically dropped over the last year or so," he said, referring to attacks.

But that led to a drop in velocity and two of his worst seasons, in 2013 and 2014, a drop-off Sabathia attributed in part to the fact that he had drastically dropped so much weight.

By set four that had drastically dropped to only 93mph.

That extra £520  isn't to be sniffed at, but it's still only 80 hours' work at the minimum wage at a time when your partner's earning will have drastically dropped.

Overall, the number of people being processed and charged has "drastically dropped", and volumes are down significantly, he adds, "and it cannot all be down to the work of the youth offending team.

In the wake of the 2011 Fukushima disaster, the number of new projects has drastically dropped.

Tourism has drastically dropped in recent months.

Big companies are hiring/buying like crazy to avoid the Microsoft disease and stay relevant, and cloud services like Amazon Web Services have, again, drastically dropped the time and money costs needed to get an idea from your brain to launch.

E-readers have been around in early formats for nearly two decades, but they have been drastically dropping in price and improving in quality during the past 36 months.

Rumor has it that productivity drastically dropped in Japan on that day as employees brought their newest Nintendo console to work.

Competition has drastically changed that.