Sentence examples for dramatic rates of from inspiring English sources

Confronted with America's dramatic rates of gun violence, most people agree that something must be done.

Three countries in particular Nepal, India and Bangladesh witnessed dramatic rates of reduction (11%, 10%, and 9%, respectively).

But it's unlikely that Uber's share price, and in turn its valuation, will keep rising at the dramatic rates of the last three years, he said.

"It's a big name and people hear about it". But it's unlikely that Uber's share price, and in turn its valuation, will keep rising at the dramatic rates of the last three years, he said.

More recently, dramatic rates of habitat destruction and degradation have affected the composition of local lemur communities as well [ 29].

By the 1950s, LSU geology professor James P. Morgan had begun to document dramatic rates of land loss in Louisiana's coastal zone, which stretches 300 miles from the Texas border to the Mississippi state line and 50 miles inland.

The following video by programmer Andy Lee Robinson also illustrates the dramatic rate of sea ice decline over the past 35 years.

A dramatic rate of overutilization during a period that saw a marked expansion in physician-owned imaging centers, surgery centers, hospital facilities, and physician-revenue-sharing by home-health agencies.

Even so, the dramatic rate of growth shown here is superb confirmation that hadrosaurs could grow quickly pretty much right out of the egg and the knowledge that the crest only developed in adult animals limits their potential functions and suggests that they were not especially important in juveniles.

And since drugs take such a long time to develop, Mr Vasella believes intellectual-property protection will be sufficient by the time the research laboratory produces its first fruits.Another factor that can discourage foreign companies from setting up sophisticated operations in China is the dramatic rate of employee turnover.

The application of these devices, and the method we have developed for deciphering the information that they gather could provide a key to slowing the dramatic rate of decline in honey bee populations across the world".