Sentence examples for at a fairly dramatic from inspiring English sources
It doesn't happen that often (only when my wrist bends at a fairly dramatic angle from my forearm) but it's just enough to ensure the leather loop strap isn't strictly a set-it-and-forget it option once it's on your arm.
SCORECARD -- Mr. McCain's placid demeanor only partly masks the vehemence of the advertisement, which contains a fairly dramatic dig at Mr. Bush, at least as far as Republicans are concerned: that one of his newest commercials "twists the truth like Clinton".
However, that 7-percent average masks a fairly dramatic gap; families at or above the poverty line in 2011 spent 8percentt of their income on childcare, the report found, while those living in poverty spent 30percentt.
Looking at either Statcounter or Net Applications, you can see a fairly dramatic downward trend in the Windows stock browser and an uptick in usage from the Mozilla and Google browsers.
"There is a fairly dramatic effect on that tradeoff," says Christopher Schardl, a biologist at the University of Kentucky, Lexington, who was not involved with the work.
"To a big telescope, it's a fairly dramatic thing; you see a horrible looking image".
But creating two categories of MPs would in practice still be a fairly dramatic solution.
"It's a fairly dramatic step," Mr. McDonald said, referring to the grounding of flights.
"This represents a fairly dramatic change that was presaged by the mayor's announcement last fall".
