Sentence examples for climbing dramatically from inspiring English sources

Foreign direct investment has been climbing dramatically in the United States: last year it reached $329 billion, exceeding total American investment abroad for the first time since World War I (but be careful with these figures, since investments are valued at cost and this substantially understates the worth of older investments).

Within a year of Rhee's 2007 DCPS takeover, test scores started climbing, dramatically at some schools.

By repealing the tax credits that fuel enterprise zones, California's many employers who took the state at its word, then located and grew their businesses in such zones — and have helped improve some of our struggling communities — will instead find their tax bills climbing dramatically.

The EnergySolutions Arena, by the way, might be the best place in the NBA to watch a game, its steeply rising rows of seats climbing dramatically so that even fans seated near the top of the lower bowl are not far from the court...

Foreign investment climbed dramatically from $400 million yearly before 1993 to a reported $2.4 billion in 1996, as dramatized by last week's parade of c.e.o.'s from Boeing, Unilever, Nestle, Cable & Wireless, Johnson & Johnson, Motorola, and other multinational heavyweights.

Maryland's offensive efficiency climbed dramatically, as well.

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

"I hope we don't see it climb dramatically.

"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.