Sentence examples for a dramatically less from inspiring English sources

In fact, the most vociferous opponents of the Ryan plan are on the right, which wants a dramatically less generous plan.

Still, I like to think that Nixon himself, who originally proposed the earned-income tax credit and presided over a dramatically less unequal American economy, might have blushed.

Taken together, these and other pending rules should lead to a dramatically less polluting fleet of power plants, a process already set in motion by the rapid decline in natural gas prices.

A second simulation correlated well with the experimental observation that an E101D substitution at EF loop position 12 results in a dramatically less tightly bound monodentate Ca2+ coordination by aspartate.

Rapid sealift and airlift capabilities coupled with agreements allowing the use of bases in allied nations and, potentially, pre-positioned supplies are a dramatically less expensive and less inflammatory alternative to maintaining permanent bases overseas.

It's a conclusion that's dramatically less dramatic than the histrionic title of his book suggests.

Furthermore, the re-fracturing treatment is considered more beneficial because of two reasons: (1) it can be an alternative of new well drilling, and potentially can save around 1 4 million dollars (Alison and Parker 2014); and (2) the environmental impact of reusing a wellbore is dramatically less than drilling and completing a new well in a different location.

The view of Dietrich et al. [ 2] is therefore, not a prescription for better information but a prescription for dramatically less information relative to the enormous task at hand.

Of course, such a look is dramatically less rigid than the ankle-length skirts and twin sets worn by women in the 50's and 60's, and interpreted memorably by Katharine Hepburn in "Pat and Mike".

Your workforce becomes very nervous – and a nervous workforce is dramatically less productive and less innovative.

Link, the biggest operator of machines, said that on Christmas Day last year £76m was withdrawn from its ATMs – which sounds a lot but is dramatically less than the £492m that was taken out on Christmas Eve and just a tenth of the level on the peak day for cash machine withdrawals – the Friday before Christmas.