Sentence examples for dramatically again from inspiring English sources

The mood shifted dramatically again for the concluding piece on the first half of the program.

Diseases of poverty, which shot up in the 90s when the famine was at its height, have dropped dramatically again.

Each dose must be replaced once a year, and each time we refilled the prescription, our pharmacist would report that the price jumped dramatically again.

And, when the Serb's run of 123 weeks as world No1 came to an end in Paris last weekend, the story shifted dramatically again.

A top priority in any negotiation will be our aspiration to raise the personal allowance dramatically again in the next parliament.

This impressive figure fell to 177,000 in the 2011 census but, as hype grows around JJ Abrams' seventh film, the number has risen dramatically again.

Low- and no-calorie options have increased dramatically, yet again, national obesity rates have risen.

It was a point driven dramatically home again last night with Chris Witty's world-record victory on the long track in the women's 1,000 meters after her comeback from mononucleosis.

When we all finally turn off our tubes to go bask in the summer sun instead of its blue glow (yeah, like that's really going to happen) the way that we consume content and how it is marketed to us might change dramatically yet again.

Television's Downton Abbey has made picturesque servitude dramatically fashionable again, but weirdly what The Butler resembles more than anything else is Peter Morgan's award-winning stage-play The Audience, in which the Queen – as discreet as any butler – meets a series of British prime ministers.

And then, the fluorescence of solution was dramatically quenched again when Fe3+ was added.