Sentence examples for dramatically damage from inspiring English sources
As hares are almost exclusively herbivorous, they can also dramatically damage natural vegetation or crops when their populations are high.
"It is a very curious strategy for the chairman to change the rules in a way that will dramatically damage localism and then, nearly three months later, propose a process to examine how those rules might affect localism," Mr. Dorgan said in a statement.
When printing living particles (i.e., cell suspensions) the mechanical loading profile can dramatically damage the processed cells.
When I talk about risks during crisis, I mean situations that can dramatically damage a child's life.
A large-scale volcanic eruption, like the 1991 eruption of the Philippines' Mount Pinatubo, could set off a chain reaction that would dramatically damage the Earth's ozone layer thinning it out by as much as 25percentt, according to a recent study conducted by scientists from Harvard University and the University of Maryland.
Although investors have not been treated fairly, he says, they have not as a group been dramatically damaged.
With high SRV, the performance of axial NWs is dramatically damaged for both AlGaAs/GaAs NWs and GaAs NWs due to the exposed surface of the i-regions.
In her book, she explores cases where breakups have dramatically damaged or even destroyed people's lives, and she claims those breakups could have been avoided.
In her book, she explores cases where break-ups have dramatically damaged or even destroyed people's lives, and she claims those break-ups could have been avoided.
That might not be enough to completely put people off the game, and it hasn't dramatically damaged ACU's critical reception (although frame-rate issues certainly have), but it's definitely not the kind of coverage that makers Ubisoft will have wanted.
In Foxn1Δ/Δ thymus, the positive selection for CD4 transgenic T cells was dramatically damaged, while the selection for CD8 transgenic T cells was less affected (Fig. 3, 4).
