The personnel have changed dramatically, as have the objectives.
Friday's show — a full-on arena production with carefully timed lights, booming pyrotechnics and flashy video sequences — also featured the band's covers of "Live and Let Die" and "Knockin' on Heaven's Door," both as dramatically scaled now as they were when Guns N' Roses was the biggest rock act in the world.
And even if she had not kept the extraordinary diary through which we know her it is likely that we would number her among the famous of this century — though perhaps not so dramatically as we do now.
Pragmatically speaking, it's quixotic to hope that the myth system will ever conform to the operational code in every respect--and, I would argue, equally so to hope that legitimacy can be sustained when the two diverge as dramatically as they do now.
In case of acute liver damage, SGPT levels rise dramatically as it is now able to leak through cell walls into your blood.
(Mr. Ryan subsequently went to prison for statehouse corruption, but the flaws of capital punishment remained clear, as dramatically confirmed now by the Legislature).
Now, as dramatically as it exploded, the FBI's legal demand that Apple help it crack the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino killers has evaporated – the agents hacked their way in anyway, assisted by a mysterious third party.
"For a service that has grown as dramatically as we have grown, that now assists with more than 400 million people sharing billions of pieces of content with their friends and the institutions they care about, we think our track record for security and safety is unrivaled," said Elliot Schrage, the company's vice president for public policy.
(K032, Professional association representative) A former high official from the National Department of Health observed: Of course it has gone down dramatically, now as a country we breathe a sigh of relief.
It's a good idea, but as now written, the rules could dramatically cut older employees' retirement income.
