Sentence examples for dramatic share of from inspiring English sources

"They also understand that first-mover advantage is a real benefit because it gives them prominence and dramatic share of mind, as well as share of wallet, from the local affluent market and also drives overseas retail and online sales from that local population," he said.

“Management's willingness to raise a large amount of capital after the recent dramatic share price declines implies a more pressing capital need,” Harte said.

"Since 2007, Republican attitudes have undergone a dramatic change: The share of Republicans saying it is more important to protect gun rights has increased by 28 points to 75%.

In elections in July the AK saw a dramatic increase in its share of the vote in the Kurdish region.

Both as a writer and a talker he was gifted with no inconsiderable share of dramatic power.

The single biggest behavioral success of the last century — the dramatic reduction in the share of Americans who smoke — took 50 years of education, regulation and medical intervention.

Lord's, sunlit and packed, has seen its share of dramatic matches but few have been as pulsatingly compelling as this.

I've been playing Helen Titchener (née Archer) for 16 years, and in that time I've had my share of dramatic plots.

"We've had two successive years of rather dramatic increases in the share of gross domestic product going to health care," said Katharine R. Levit, director of national health statistics at the department.

Claim one is that income inequality has increased sharply since the late 1970s, with a particularly dramatic rise in the share of total income going to the very highest earners.

These are driven by sharp increases in unemployment beyond the business cycle – one in six of American men between 25 and 54 is likely to be out of work even after the economy recovers – combined with dramatic rises in the share of income going to the top 1 percent (and even the top 0.01 percent) of the population and declining social mobility.