Sentence examples for dramatic degree from inspiring English sources

It would, to a dramatic degree, reverse the outcome of the Cold War.

Her game goes neither up nor down to any dramatic degree, which allows her to apply constant pressure on her opponents.

This is no exculpation of Mr. Mobutu, but, in the present debate over the role of international financial institutions, it helps explain just why Congo -- and many other African countries to a less dramatic degree -- got into such an enormous financial mess.

Boeri has simply multiplied the amount of foliage to a dramatic degree, envisioning residential buildings that resemble tall boxy trees.

Because Amazon -- the highest trafficked, and arguably least glamorous, site to sell original art -- stands to reset our conception of art creation, collection and valuation to a dramatic degree.

The authors predict that physicians and patients will come to appreciate the dramatic degree of improvement that can be achieved by restoring volume in the temporal hollow and that this practice will come to be incorporated as a mainstay of overall facial rejuvenation.

It's unfortunate that it had to reach such dramatic degrees to bring it back on the international agenda, but now there is a lot more interest in food in general and that includes visuals.

More dramatic damage degree of DNA film initiated by dopamine/Fe2 SO4 3 reaction in [bmim][PF6] compared with that in an aqueous solution indicated that ionic liquid was much more suitable for the investigation of radicals induced DNA damage.

Five years ago my life took a dramatic 180 degree turn when the L.A. editor of the Huffington Post, Willow Bay, asked me to write a restaurant review or two for the new online publication.

This dramatic high degree of within-population variance was found in all populations.

The answer, as you might expect, is not a whole lot, though he acknowledges one significant deviation from the truth: a pair of naval architects use computer modeling to determine that the ship's stern probably rose into the air at no more than a 23-degree angle, not the much more dramatic 90 degrees Mr. Cameron depicted.