Sentence examples for dramatically become from inspiring English sources

These promises have become more important in the past decade -- China's educated middle class has grown dramatically, become more cosmopolitan, internet-savvy and well-traveled; and, as a result, increased its calls for more say in governance.

Since then, the Chinese rail network has expanded dramatically and become one of the largest in the world.

The gap that already exists between a successful Germany and an ailing France will deepen dramatically and become permanent.

By the 1620s the Netherlands was emerging from Spanish control and extending its trade dramatically to become wealthy and influential.

At one point a circular section of the platform rises dramatically to become the round table where the idealistic King Arthur gathers his legendary knights.

Although the islands have changed dramatically and become both politically independent of Britain and, to some extent, uncomfortably dependent on the United States, this book remains relevant.

"We will change dramatically to become more of a small-business services company".

In recent years, emergencies in this part of Africa have increased dramatically, and become more complex, with many of them involved cross-border issues.

Homeownership increased dramatically and became an important part of the financial security of millions of families.

"An option that is so dramatically underwater becomes a disincentive," he said.

Subsequently, cooperation between the two agencies improved dramatically; both became more realistic about the possibility of penetration by a foreign intelligence service.