Sentence examples for has gone down dramatically from inspiring English sources

"We used to be the world experts on Papua New Guinea and now the level of study and literature in Australia has gone down dramatically".

These debts mean that my credit rating has gone down dramatically, so my main question is how do I build up my credit rating?

The price of a taxi medallion has gone down dramatically; this is the moment for the city to buy them back and return to a sane system of regulating yellow cabs.

The share of labour has gone up; the share of land has gone down dramatically; the share of capital has gradually declined; and the share of profits has remained about the same.

With the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, workplace accidents and chemical exposures and injuries has gone down dramatically because it's been measured, because it's been regulated and because those regulations have been enforced.

While overall gun violence in America has gone down dramatically in the past few decades, the use of guns in suicides (constituting about two-thirds of ­gun-related deaths) has spiked, and so have mass shootings.

"If political Islam was a stock, it would have gone down dramatically over the past week".

In rational choice terms, the costs of Euroscepticism (and even Eurorejection) have gone down dramatically, while the benefits will most probably go even further up.

I am 54 and am working so I don't think that can be the case, but it's been a very expensive time so my savings have gone down dramatically and I just want to check whether she could possibly be right.

At the same time, technology costs have gone down dramatically.

De la Vega says that dropped calls have gone down dramatically.