Sentence examples for and perhaps more dramatically from inspiring English sources
But the electoral calculus has undoubtedly changed — and perhaps more dramatically than I pointed out yesterday.
And, perhaps more dramatically, what about the researcher in the hard sciences who designs a risky experiment, which, because of the valuable risk that needs to be taken, may or may not lead to a successful publication?
These creatures act like the felines and canines they are, though perhaps more dramatically and in a more plot-driven way than real-life pets do.
And, perhaps more saliently, if anyone cares.
Their approach is more direct and, perhaps, more effective.
These jets are observationally more distinct phenomena than their little, and perhaps more ubiquitous, cousins, the spicules.
Perhaps even more dramatically, a study published in April by Cynthia McRae, Curt Freed and colleagues at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver, showed that Parkinson's disease patients who believed they had undergone an operation to implant foetal tissue into their brains, but in reality had not, experienced significant improvements in their symptoms.
But the ruling will affect many thousands of couples, perhaps none more dramatically than those gay Americans who are married to foreign nationals and who will now be allowed to sponsor their spouses for green cards.
But it confronts an issue that scars women the world over, though perhaps nowhere more dramatically than in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Perhaps even more dramatically, the same regimen given for 24 weeks to 41 genotype 1 patients who had failed protease inhibitor-based triple therapy yielded an SVR rate of 100%, with or without ribavirin (Sulkowski et al, 2013).
