Sentence examples for had really dropped from inspiring English sources

Conradt moved to CISPM at a time when NIH funding had "really dropped," she says.

"Crime has really dropped in the park.

"The number of transactions has really dropped off a cliff," he said.

"Since Sept. 11, the number of incidents of outright air rage has really dropped," Mr. Price said.

"Looking at areas of Texas where the groundwater has really dropped, those towns are just a shell of what they once were," said Jim Butler, a hydrogeologist and senior scientist at the Kansas Geological Survey.

Their daughter, meanwhile – played by Garcia's real life eldest daughter – is pretending to be at college, but has really dropped out and become a pole dancer, while her teenage brother harbours secret sexual fantasies about an obese neighbour.

"Since the mid-1990s ThaiThai government has really dropped the ball quite significantly in terms of legal and policy reform and also in terms of support for people living with HIV," said Scott Berry, executive director of the HIV Foundation Thailand.

The temperature has really dropped here and it's down to about freezing right now and literally millions of people are enduring an extremely miserable night – especially in flooded areas.

"We must have complained about how hot it was a little too much because the temperatures have really dropped," said George Kelley, the owner of Dakota Harvest Bakers in Grand Forks, N.D., where this week temperatures plunged from the high 80s to below freezing.

I don't think performances have really dropped off.

This an area where Yahoo was once very aggressive but has really dropped the ball (or phone as the case may be….).