Sentence examples for because of the dramatically from inspiring English sources

In December, Germany's largest utility firm E.ON said it would focus on renewables over coal and gas because of the "dramatically altered global energy markets".

Senator John McCain, the Arizona hawk, said the statute's not sufficiently expansive, because of the "dramatically changed landscape that we have in this war on Muslim extremism and Al Qaeda and others".

Opel said it was necessary to stop auto production at the Bochum factory, which makes the Zafira Tourer minivan, because of "the dramatically declining European automobile market and the enormous overcapacity in the European automobile industry".

The divergence in employment rate between Turkey and the EU is mainly because of the dramatically low rate of female employment in Turkey.

Because of the dramatically (∼106) higher rigidity of mineralized bone tissue compared to breast tissue, tumor cells are likely to generate higher cytoskeleton-dependent forces in the bone microenvironment.

Note below that the amount of ΔF-CFTR was increased in a titration to determine how much ΔF-CFTR vector needed to be transfected to make ΔF-CFTR protein that was equivalent to WT-CFTR because of the dramatically reduced protein half-life of this ER retention mutant [ 44, 45].

Public awareness of Saverin is at an all-time high because of the film, which dramatically (and to some extent, fictionally) portrays how Saverin was betrayed, having his significant stake in the company whittled down considerably by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

Closer to Earth, the aerospace industry is one of the fastest-growing industries to adopt 3D-printed metals because of the capability to dramatically reduce overall aircraft weight while increasing construction efficiency and allowing for design customizations.

Baldy is unique among dunes because of how dramatically it shifts position, according to the AP.

Actually, Social Security is a better bargain for taxpayers than any kind of individual retirement account because of its dramatically lower administration costs.

As the government slashed its subsidies, the museum revealed its prediction earlier this year that visitor numbers would plummet by 25% because of its dramatically slimmed schedule of exhibitions – an announcement that was met with grim concern but little surprise.