Sentence examples for dramatically climbed from inspiring English sources

Although confirmed cases of swine flu in the United States dramatically climbed to 403 today and Texas reported the first death of a U.S. resident from swine flu this afternoon mounting evidence suggests that the 2009 A (H1N1) virus packs less of a wallop than initially feared.

If further investigations by other parties show that BP was only partly to blame for the disaster as opposed to be "grossly negligent"–analysts believe the company's shares will dramatically climb.

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Internet use climbed dramatically during the late 1990s in Australia.

"The cost per keyword climbed dramatically over the years," he said.

"The cost per keyword climbed dramatically over the years," Mr. Telford said.

"We're in a market where risks have climbed dramatically," he said.

As fears over the fiscal health of peripheral euro-zone countries have resurfaced, their spreads have climbed dramatically.

KalosBios Pharmaceuticals was a faltering business until Mr Shkreli was revealed to be an executive and key shareholder last month, when its shares climbed dramatically.

In the decades since 1963, the murder rate in New York City climbed dramatically and steadily, driven in the end by the crack cocaine epidemic and hitting more than 2,000 in the early 1990's.

From 1947 through 1960, under Reuther's leadership, average wages for a member of the union climbed dramatically, while the fringe benefits enjoyed by auto workers, including health insurance and pensions, were the envy of other unions (including the Teamsters).