Sentence examples for dramatically ahead from inspiring English sources

Most dramatically, ahead of a planned protest in Leipzig on 9 October, the East German authorities threatened a Tiananmen-style massacre, promising to "end these counter-revolutionary actions once and for all – if need be, with weapons in our hands".

Dr. Quitkin's pioneering report of subtle neurologic impairments in people with schizophrenia was dramatically ahead of its time, showing that what was then thought to be a disorder psychologically induced by defective parenting, was actually the result of disordered structure and function in the central nervous system.

Analysts point out that Dell's service isn't bad just no longer dramatically ahead of its competitors'.

But Intel has a history of beating analysts expectations, and the share had already risen dramatically ahead of the earnings report.

The predicted savings from universal credit have been dramatically reduced ahead of the scheme's nationwide launch.

The disclosure comes as tensions between Israel and its staunchest ally, the US, have dramatically increased ahead of Netanyahu's planned address to the US Congress on 3 March.

Although euro membership brought inflation, interest rates and fiscal deficits down dramatically, wages still rose ahead of productivity in these countries.

Politicians did not know, of course, that the crime rate was going to decline dramatically in the decades ahead, and they were terrified of the opposite.

"The most likely prospects are for the regime's position to deteriorate further, perhaps dramatically, in the weeks ahead," said Jeffrey White, a former military analyst for the Pentagon's Defense Intelligence Agency.

"The aim of our project was to develop the algorithms for such 3D city models, assuming that the volume of available images and videos will also increase dramatically in the years ahead".

This is an area we expect to grow dramatically in the year ahead.