Sentence examples for dramatically damaged from inspiring English sources

Our diplomatic standing in the world will be dramatically damaged if the U.S. were to walk back from the deal.

Robert Teeter, Bush's pollster, produced data showing that the 1990 deal had dramatically damaged Bush's credibility with voters.

Although investors have not been treated fairly, he says, they have not as a group been dramatically damaged.

Romney, who less than two weeks ago was still a real contender to be America's next president, appears to have dramatically damaged his chances of becoming an influential party figure in the future.

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.

This destructive approach has dramatically damaged the image of the United States since the Iraq war in 2003.

As hares are almost exclusively herbivorous, they can also dramatically damage natural vegetation or crops when their populations are high.

Rising temperatures will dramatically damage agricultural yields and human health, and will significantly reduce overall economic growth.

When printing living particles (i.e., cell suspensions) the mechanical loading profile can dramatically damage the processed cells.

"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 I talk about risks during crisis, I mean situations that can dramatically damage a child's life.