Sentence examples for had fallen drastically from inspiring English sources

European and Asian migration had fallen drastically as a result of the Immigration Act of 1924 and the Great Depression.

The housing minister, Brandon Lewis, defended the government's performance, pointing out that mortgage repossessions had fallen drastically, keeping owner-occupiers in their "hard-earned homes".

By the nineteen-thirties, however, Dunsany's sort of writing had fallen drastically out of favor, and his reputation — unlike that of Oscar Wilde, another passion of Amory Blaine's freshman year — has never recovered.

European officials also warned that Ukraine had fallen drastically behind on its preparations for serving as a host of the European soccer championship in 2012, and risked losing the event.

Although the first films were well received, Mr. Reggio's style -- a collage of provocative imagery centered on the spiritual crises of the modern world, tied to a Philip Glass score -- had fallen drastically out of favor in contemporary Hollywood, and he had almost given up on finding financing.

In the early 1990s, GHG emissions of the country had fallen drastically as a result of the collapse of the Soviet Union and resultant crash of the national economy with a GDP drop of about 50%% (SSCU [2009a]) in 1995 compared to 1990 levels.

Now, of course, the house's value has fallen drastically.

Worse for "Coupling," its numbers have fallen drastically each week.

Fish stocks have fallen drastically over the last 50 years.

Poachers have also taken their toll on the animal population, whose numbers have fallen drastically.

The population of wading birds in the Everglades has fallen drastically since the mid-20th century.