Sentence examples for more dramatic decline from inspiring English sources

"I would have anticipated a more dramatic decline," he said.

"The risk is a more dramatic decline for the consumer".

Employment in America, by contrast, suffered a more dramatic decline and a weaker recovery.

That is an even more dramatic decline than Atlantic tuna have suffered.

It's sister city, Medellin, experienced an even more dramatic decline in murder between 2002 and 2014 of over 85% (from 179 to 27 homicides per 100,000).

Several opportunistic pathogens, such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Burkholderia cepacia complex (Bcc) colonise the airways of CF patients impacting significantly on the quality of life and mortality of people with CF. Bcc is a group of 22 genetically distinct, highly antibiotic resistant bacterial species1,2,3,4 associated with a more dramatic decline than P. aeruginosa5,6.

We've also seen even more dramatic declines in the effective availability of heroin, particularly east of the Mississippi, where the bulk of Colombian heroin is sold, because huge drops in potential production of heroin in Colombia have led to decreased purity and increased price of the drug here.

Those males that displayed for longer periods of time (varying from 30 days [d30] to 180 days [d180] per year, respectively) showed increasingly more dramatic declines in the number of sperm per ejaculate (click for larger view: figure 3a), sperm motility (click for larger view: figure 3b) and percentage of morphologically normal sperm (click for larger view: figure 3c).

The retail space has seen some of the more dramatic declines among young people.

Steep losses in homes and home equity in the lead up to and during the Great Recession contributed to more dramatic declines in the net worth of households of color.

This contrasts markedly with other species, like earwigs, where untended eggs challenged with mold infection show far more dramatic declines in hatch success [ 42].