Sentence examples for dramatically deeper from inspiring English sources

They didn't anticipate a European Union where some countries would pursue dramatically deeper integration than others.

If anything, Mr. Domingo's performance this time, with James Levine once again in the pit, was dramatically deeper and more vocally elegant.

Given the dramatically deeper evolutionary time period examined by phastCons data, that it seems to perform only marginally better than mitoPopCons underscores the potential of population genetic approaches.

More dramatically, "deep water" rice varieties can extend their normally centimeters-long stems up to 4 meters or more as water rises, keeping the tip of the stem, rice flowers, and topmost leaves above water (see video).

Over the the past year or so, however, things have changed quite dramatically: Deep concern about the robot revolution -- and its impact on jobs -- is going mainstream.

My hairline had receded dramatically, deep purple rings dragged on my always bloodshot eyes, my skin had gone gray and papery.

The reasons for this are unclear, but a period of intense global warming spanning several million years that dramatically reduced deep-sea oxygen levels globally could be to blame.

The results indicate that the corrosion of Al Zn–In Mg Ti is accelerated which is due essentially to acceleration of the cathodic process, and the efficiency of Al Zn–In Mg Ti sacrificial anode drops dramatically in deep water which is related to increased loss in weight and decreased discharge capacity.

"Dardanus" was the third of the "lyric tragedies" Rameau wrote in the 1730's, when he was in his 50's, and it has generally been thought less dense and deep dramatically than its predecessors, "Hipployte et Aricie" and "Castor et Pollux".

Larger differences were found for the RL ( overline{AD} ), with LD agreeing best with MC and SK producing dramatically incorrect values deep in the lung.

By dramatically evolving into deep sea humanoids, this offshoot boosted its odds of survival against the tide of rising seas.