Sentence examples for became dramatically from inspiring English sources

The air became dramatically cooler.

Winter temperatures became dramatically milder, and our sub-Arctic winters lost the pristine cold and deep stillness they once had.

The brutality with which Hitler met any presumed challenge to his authority became dramatically evident when on June 30 , 1934 he ordered the murders of the SA leadership.

The mild-mannered 47-year-old has attempted to reconcile the centre-left and centre-right for five months, a task which became dramatically more difficult after Berlusconi's conviction on 1 August.

If the ride services became dramatically cheaper – which could happen if the vehicles contained advertising or eventually became self-driving – trips with the ride companies would become even more popular than they otherwise would have been.

The German sociologist Max Weber described how factories and bureaucracies became dramatically more efficient through growing technical expertise and, more importantly, a new division of labour, which divided work, specialized expertise, and coordinated individuals in a rule-based hierarchy.

Or had he become dramatically worse once he left the hospital?

Then one day all of the sudden it stops and you become dramatically depressed.

This is a complex and under-explored history that becomes dramatically unwieldy.

They only believe that the country's future has become dramatically less certain.

Today, most marathoners simply want to finish, and races have become dramatically slower, at least after the top runners.