Sentence examples for to decline dramatically from inspiring English sources

Even in those states that do use it, executions continue to decline dramatically.

The advent of hydraulic fracturing in the 1950's caused explosive stimulation of oil wells to decline dramatically.

Politicians did not know, of course, that the crime rate was going to decline dramatically in the decades ahead, and they were terrified of the opposite.

Someday, the world will have to get serious about climate change, and at that point fossil-fuel use will have to decline dramatically.

However, keyboard quality didn't start to decline dramatically until we reached the ultra-light class with the Sony X505 in 2004 and Apple's influential MacBook Air in 2008.

Researchers studying sunspots found that solar activity is due to decline dramatically in the next few decades, reaching levels not seen since the 17th century, during a period known as the Maunder minimum.

As Tom approaches adulthood, my influence over what happens to him will decline dramatically.

"We don't want to see these prices decline dramatically".

These findings are in line with this study where we can demonstrate that CR cells in CXCR4- EGFP mice had their highest density between P3 and P7 and then decline dramatically to be nearly abolished at P14 as indicated by the increase of Caspase-3-positive CR cells and signs of neuronal degeneration starting around P8.

Even though atmospheric releases blew mostly out to sea and appear to have declined dramatically, NISA reports that Fukushima's nuclear ruins are discharging about 4,200 curies of iodine-131 and cesium-137 per day into the air (154 TBq).

They watched eagerly as the first CFD simulation passed through initialization then thrilled as the code performance continued to scale up to and beyond the all-important one-million-core threshold, and as the time-to-solution declined dramatically.