Sentence examples for about a dramatically from inspiring English sources

The celebratory dinner on 2 November does not reflect the deep concern about a dramatically deteriorating political, humanitarian and illegal situation, which our government has helped to maintain over so many years.

So be patient with the technology entrepreneurs around the world, who are working through these generations of the evolving Web, trying to bring about a dramatically better user experience.

The coalition, which aims to provide money for research, startups and deployment, has talked about a "dramatically scaled-up public research pipeline" and will provide "seed, angel and Series A investments" in order to support the deployment of technologies developed at scale.

Some of these seeming contradictions are the natural reversals of opinion brought about by a dramatically eventful life.

Overall, Ian Bremmer – the go-to guy if you're trying to understand the link between geopolitics and the world of business and finance – predicts that we're about to see "a dramatically more fragmented world in 2016, with more intra-, inter- and extra-state conflict than any point since world war two".

The experimental group, however, responded to instruction about evolution in a dramatically more consistent manner.

For those who die after midnight on Wednesday, the lump sum will rise to £3,500 but the payments will be cut to £350 a month (about £80 a week) with a dramatically shorter time limit of 18 months.

And broader structural remedies present their own set of problems, including how a court goes about restoring competition to a dramatically changed, and constantly changing, marketplace.

She said her legislation is intended to raise questions about why banks get a dramatically subsidized loan rate and what can be done to reduce debt burdens for students and consumers.

The game ended about as dramatically as an exhibition game could.

Today, there are about 40,000 or 50,000 - but that number could be about to swell dramatically.