Sentence examples for slipped dramatically from inspiring English sources

The pound has slipped dramatically against both the dollar and the euro.

Sweden has slipped dramatically down the Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa) rankings and there is clear evidence that free schools have increased educational and social segregation.

Bills fans want to love Fitzpatrick, but it's hard for even his most ardent supporters not to acknowledge that his play his slipped dramatically in the last three weeks.

He has batted under.200 the past two months, his on-base percentage has slipped dramatically, his production as the leadoff hitter has waned and he has sometimes abandoned his typically patient approach at the plate.

The power shift in England's third city in recent years has been vast, with City now the stronger of the sides, and having won the last three games against their rivals, who have slipped dramatically since the departure of Sir Alex Ferguson, will be confident of making it 4 in a row.

Yet the region has slipped dramatically in the wake of the Asian financial crisis that began in 1997.

Mt Etna blows its top theatrically behind, red molten lava slipping dramatically down its slopes, and the Ionian sea twinkles in front.

These new shows join ABC's "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.," which premiered to strong ratings last year but saw its numbers slip dramatically over the course of the season.

Furthermore, the precision slips dramatically with almost no gain in recall as the threshold is lowered and NeXO uses more edges (recall 42%, precision 62% by alignment using the top 20 000 edges; recall 43%, precision 49% by alignment using the top 100 000 edges).

For many the quality of life has slipped so dramatically that what were once aspirations for a better life for future generations are now coping strategies to stay housed, fed and employed.

Nevertheless, her favorability ratings have been slipping fairly dramatically in recent months.