Sentence examples for but with dramatically fewer from inspiring English sources

That would leave the computer maker publicly traded, but with dramatically fewer shares outstanding, in what financiers commonly call a stub.

This iterative seed extension method yields similar results to incremental suffix-tree or Burrows-Wheeler mapping but with dramatically fewer index memory accesses, which is critical to DRAGEN's mapping speed.

Numerous recent studies have shown that higher doses of radiation delivered by I.M.R.T. eradicate cancer more effectively with dramatically fewer side effects than any other treatment.

Because the only way to grow without consuming more resources is through systemic breakthroughs in efficiency — developing new business models to deliver mobility, heating, cooling and lighting with dramatically fewer resources and pollution.

On a recent trip to Cuba I determined to find out how that country manages to have an infant mortality rate well below that of the U.S., with dramatically fewer resources than we have.

Ylitalo et al (2000) reported that CIN3 is associated with HPV-16-positive women who have consistently high viral loads, and Sherman et al (2002) concluded that for women with ASCUS, HPV-load testing is highly sensitive for detecting CIN3 and cancer with dramatically fewer referrals for colposcopy.

But vaccinated mice had dramatically fewer bacteria in their bodies compared with mice that received a dose of the carrier protein alone.

In Britain, only 54% said they now viewed the US favourably, compared with 68% before the spill – dramatically fewer than the 77% of Americans who felt favourably towards Britain.

Insurers, car repair shops and emergency rooms will have to contend with the business implications of dramatically fewer accidents.

It gutted the Department of Environmental Protection and the state's water management districts that were charged with enforcing water protection laws, resulting in dramatically fewer enforcement actions.

Compared with the original $500,000 cap in the House proposal, dramatically fewer new mortgages exceed $750,000 in California.