Sentence examples for more dramatic fall from inspiring English sources

An ever-shrinking number of claimants is referred for further assessment, 9% down on 2007, and there's an even more dramatic fall in the total number receiving care, one in six fewer than in 2010.

No incubator has experienced a more dramatic fall from grace than CMGI, where the situation is so bleak its initials could stand for Cash Money Gets Incinerated.

Of all the big computer companies, few have had a more dramatic fall from grace than Sun, whose runaway growth once seemed unstoppable.

Other sources show even more dramatic falls.

A quarter of providers saw enrolments over this period fall by 10-20% and a further 11% experienced even more dramatic falls.

In the UK, the drop in user numbers has been even more dramatic, falling 35% year on year to 2.738 million users from 4.242m.

What can be seen from the local data is that compared to the proportion of children estimated to be in need of treatment within each age category, the number of children initiating treatment is broadly similar across age ranges, except in those aged under one year where there is a more dramatic short-fall.

Yet a number of moves this month suggest that the mounting criticism finally forced the government to do something more dramatic, even it fell short of the blanket admission many people demanded.

After Bussentino the coastline becomes ever more dramatic, the road falling away into the sea and you know you're nearly there when you spot a giant marble statue of Christ the Redeemer, high on the mountainside, his back symbolically to the Golfo di Policastro and arms outstretched to the interior (unlike his Rio doppelganger).

The timing could hardly have added a more dramatic coda to the fallen relationship.

Despite the ratings decline for "Wipeout," its producers said that they believed that they could keep the show going for years by creating more extravagant obstacles, leading to more dramatic belly-flops and falls.