Sentence examples for more dramatic drop from inspiring English sources
But only a more dramatic drop in solar output – a so-called "super-minimum" – would offset the underlying warming trend.
In Trollveggen (Troll Wall), an even more dramatic drop in the middle of the country, you may plummet for a long half minute, allowing time for backflips, somersaults, or hurtling side by side with a friend.
The euro's more dramatic drop is a product of other factors, namely the interest of technical traders.
A more dramatic drop was observed at 37 MBq where the platelet count at day14 decreased to 15% of the pretreatment value, arguing for an acute hematological toxicity at this injected activity.
Further decrease of the pinhole rate led to a more dramatic drop of 4-MBA signals, which is consistent with the previous results of acridine molecules, except the fact that 4-MBA could interact not only with Ag surface but also with Al2O3 shells [24 27].
Under his leadership, the department has significantly reduced its reliance on the controversial tactic: The city is on pace to have 50,000 police stops this year, a large decline from last year, and a still more dramatic drop from 2011, when there were nearly 700,000 stops.
Year-over-year sales of mobiles have registered a 6.5percentt drop in North America and have had an even more dramatic 10.8percentt drop in Europe.
The Orioles were leading, 2-1, afteightght innings on the strength of solo home runs by Ryan Flaherty and Manny Machado, and Girardi decided it was time to make a move even more dramatic than dropping Rodriguez in the batting order.
The UK differs in experiencing more parallel dramatic drops in both violent and property crime.
In a shorter post-war sample the decline is more dramatic; average growth drops from around 3% to -0.1% after the 90%-of-GDP threshold is attained.
In a shorter post-war sample the decline is more dramatic; average growth drops from around 3% to -0.1% after the 90%-of-GDP threshold is attained.The sharpness of this turning-point excited lots of attention.
