Sentence examples for has fallen remarkably from inspiring English sources

The World Bank says that the number of out-of-school children in the 6-14 age range has fallen remarkably, from 39m in 1999 to 25m in 2003.

The crime rate in Gotham has fallen remarkably, though his vigilante justice hasn't made any friends at the police department (Jim Gordon is a lieutenant when we see him, officers in tow, enter City Hall only to have to duck and cover from an explosive elevator delivery).

In the age group 11-14, chilabourour has fallen remarkably during 1992-1993 to 1997-1998.

Since then, they have fallen remarkably, providing direct evidence that the Fed's cure is working.

With the rapid development in quality of handheld devices and the improvements in editing software, the costs of shooting and developing a television ad have fallen remarkably quickly.

Mr Summers points out that prices of things-made-of-widgets have fallen remarkably in past decades; America's Bureau of Labour Statistics reckons that today you could get the equivalent of an early 1980s television for a twentieth of its then price, were it not that no televisions that poor are still made.

Remarkably, Chapman had fallen into a sinkhole the year before as well.

But now that prices have fallen sharply and interest rates are remarkably low, many other young adults are locked out of the market because credit standards are tougher.

By November , 1984 unemployment had fallen to 7.2 per cent, and the economy, remarkably, was growing at an annual rate of seven per cent.

The mortality rate among baby chick that have fallen into the hands of amateurs is remarkably low.

Thursday morning, with nearly 15 inches of snow having fallen in parts of the greater D.C. area, Metro -- rather remarkably?