Sentence examples for retreat dramatically from inspiring English sources
They have begun to thin and retreat dramatically over the last few decades, contributing to the rise in sea levels that no eruption of Katla, however big, is likely to match.
In January of this year, President Bush in his State of the Union Address -- true to his oil industry roots -- stood foursquare against oil prices that were beginning to retreat dramatically.
In 2014, two papers, one in Science and one in Geophysical Review Letters, noted that the Thwaites Glacier, which some scientists call the "weak underbelly" of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, has retreated dramatically over the past 2 decades.
With the exception of Wyoming and North Dakota, state governments have retreated dramatically from support of higher education since the 1970s.
The annual sea ice has retreated dramatically with its seasonal duration and extent offshore reduced by some 40percentt over the past 30 years.
It might be that employer-based coverage would still "account for a large share of the market" in this world, but at the very least that form of coverage's pre-existing retreat would accelerate dramatically if the subsidies supporting it were capped or gradually withdrawn.
The rest are stagnant or melting dramatically, thinned by hundreds of meters and retreating kilometers upward along mountain slopes.
But when The Times first put up its paywall and retreated from Google's search results, the results were dramatically negative for the newspaper.
The ranges of Neoconocephalus species in North and Central America must have changed dramatically during the Pleistocene with the advancing and retreating of glaciations.
Since the Pleistocene of the Quaternary Period, the marine environment of coastal China has changed dramatically, along with the periodical change of global climatic condition, and the advance and retreat of glacier (Jin 1985).
