Sentence examples for went down dramatically from inspiring English sources
'went down dramatically' is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe a decrease in the level of something, such as the temperature, value, or success of something. Example: The company's profits went down dramatically last quarter.
They went down dramatically in 2012 and even more dramatically in 2013.
The percentage of failing schools went down dramatically: it was over 60% and now it is less than 10%.
Seymour, who had lost nine of his previous 10 fights, went down dramatically in the second round amid allegations of a fix.
"Hunting, shockingly, surprisingly, had no effect whatsoever," Dr. Tavss said, but when trash was kept sealed from bears the encounters "went down dramatically".
"What the reformers never want to talk about is that, in the eighties and nineties, once we incarcerated a lot of people, the crime rate went down dramatically around the country".
They fell by about 67% according to the FBI statistics, and I think this is very surprising, as it was very close on the heels of 9/11 about the most spectacular terrorist attack in history certainly in this country—and yet these numbers went down dramatically.
"It's going down, and it's going down dramatically," said Amy Gutmann, president of Penn.
"If you make a million glasses, then automatically your cost price goes down dramatically.
He will be a hero to concede because the tension will go down dramatically".
"If political Islam was a stock, it would have gone down dramatically over the past week".
"After the BRT became operational, not only have fatalities gone down dramatically, accidents have gone down too," he said.
