Sentence examples for a dramatically closer from inspiring English sources

William Hague, the leader of the Commons, said the Tories were confident of regaining the seat after what he called a "dramatically closer result" than Douglas Carswell's emphatic win in the Clacton byelection.

By Tim Ledwith NEW YORK, USA, 9 September 2010 – Meeting at UN headquarters yesterday, the UNICEF Executive Board approved the extension of a global partnership with Rotary International that has helped the world move dramatically closer to eradicating the scourge of polio.

Executive Board extends UNICEF partnership with Rotary International to eradicate polio NEW YORK, USA, 9 September 2010 – Meeting at UN headquarters yesterday, the UNICEF Executive Board approved the extension of a global partnership with Rotary International that has helped the world move dramatically closer to eradicating the scourge of polio.

She said the walk-zone priority was no longer necessary, "because under this plan, all children will live nearby or dramatically closer to school".

These steps can move you dramatically closer to acceptance, as they reduce your ability to waste emotional energy fantasizing about someone who is no longer available to you and therefore not a suitable partner.

Transcending his lack of shoes, for which he is most fondly remembered, he dramatically closed the final event under the lights and arch of a long-departed emperor while, at the same time, eclipsing the memory of a more recent wannabe.

Earlier, the Shanghai stockmarket had plunged dramatically, closing at its lowest since January 2009.

The four remaining militia members at the Malheur national wildlife refuge tentatively agreed to walk off the refuge at 8am, appearing to back down after the FBI dramatically closed in on their occupation.

Greek bailout negotiators are expected to deliver a redrafted programme of reforms to a meeting of creditors on Tuesday, though few close to the talks believe it will dramatically close the gap with rival proposals put forward by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), European Central Bank (ECB) and the European commission.

Practically speaking, however, this will not dramatically close the gap.

These two modeling approaches are dramatically close to each other, so that defining HMEM contextual factors based on the decision trees described by Equation 3 would reduce HMEM to HSMM.