Sentence examples for has fallen so drastically from inspiring English sources

In the past decade, life expectancy has fallen so drastically that a boy born in Russia today can expect to live just to the age of fifty-eight, younger than if he were born in Bangladesh.

Violent crime has fallen so drastically in this neighbourhood – major incidents went down by 78% between 1993 and 2010 – that I often leave home without locking my front door.

Experts are not quite certain why Scotland's birthrate has fallen so drastically, but they speculate that the same reasons apply here as they do in other countries: more women entering the work force and postponing motherhood, more young people attending universities, and contraception.

Standard & Poor's downgraded Nokia's bonds on Friday to junk status, noting that the company's first-quarter revenue fell below its expectations, particularly because sales of its phones that include the older Symbian software had fallen so drastically.

One of the near-term challenges for the company will be relying on the growth from auto manufacturers during the downturn in the U.S. economy, Joyce said, especially as annual sales of cars have fallen so drastically.

No other country has fallen so far.

Few have fallen so far so fast.

After all, between the two world wars, some countries' birth rates fell so drastically that pessimists predicted that the human race was on the road to extinction.

Yet many ask: Why all of a sudden are prices falling so drastically?

Could aural food really have fallen off so drastically since my days were defined by what emanated from the radio?

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