Sentence examples for climbed dramatically from inspiring English sources

Internet use climbed dramatically during the late 1990s in Australia.

"The cost per keyword climbed dramatically over the years," he said.

"The cost per keyword climbed dramatically over the years," Mr. Telford said.

"We're in a market where risks have climbed dramatically," he said.

As fears over the fiscal health of peripheral euro-zone countries have resurfaced, their spreads have climbed dramatically.

KalosBios Pharmaceuticals was a faltering business until Mr Shkreli was revealed to be an executive and key shareholder last month, when its shares climbed dramatically.

But because the AMT's tax-exempt amount is not indexed to inflation and because Mr Bush's tax cuts are reducing Americans' bills under the standard income-tax, the number of AMT payers is rising and is set to climb dramatically in the next few years.

This year will certainly see feature support within Edge, Chrome and Firefox continue to climb dramatically.

Student fees would climb dramatically and undergraduate admissions there and at the state's other public universities would fall.

Analysts project the US fuel cell market will climb dramatically in coming years, $10-50 10-50 billion10, with the greatest growth potential in the portabye/mobile markets.

But market-rate rents can climb dramatically with even a modest amount of population growth, while elderly and longstanding tenants can end up in a pretty jarring and tragic situation if they face an owner move-in or Ellis Act eviction.