Sentence examples for dramatically differently from inspiring English sources

"I think it's hard to figure out how you do this dramatically differently," said David Yassky, a Brooklyn councilman.

It was found that one coating behaved dramatically differently than others.

Mr Murphy, who does not hold a seat at Holyrood, said: "If I am leader of the Scottish Labour Party we will do things really dramatically differently.

"The aim is to go on improving services to the elderly and the vulnerable by doing things radically and dramatically differently.

The mobile landscape would look dramatically differently if Sony had the foresight to include a GSM mobile radio within some of these PDAs — or better yet, shared some of its DNA with the designers at Sony Ericsson.

The Flint fallout unfolded dramatically differently than a similar crisis more than 10 years ago.

But, notes Allen F. St. Pierre, executive director of the Norml Foundation (Norml stands for the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws), the same question, asked differently, can yield dramatically different results.

gSSRs and EST-SSRs were also differently distributed on each chromosome; they were similar on Chr02, Chr04, Chr11, Chr19, and Chr20 (difference < 5%), but dramatically different on Chr05, Chr15, Chr18, and Chr26 (difference > 50%).

"Cloud can disaggregate systems and to do things differently and dramatically cheaper".

Calling the military situation there "deteriorating," he warned that the United States was going to have to "do things dramatically and even uncomfortably differently".

So don't be haters just cos you ain't here!" Born2bBald - "Higher altitude means less air resistance = balls moves quicker, dips less (dramatically), curls less, responds differently to attempts to curl/dip etc. anyone seen all the free-kicks flying over the bar......... less air resistance, harder to make the ball dip.