Sentence examples for dramatically driven from inspiring English sources

Inequality has risen dramatically, driven by huge increases in top incomes.

By 2000, the culture of Wall Street had changed dramatically, driven largely by deregulation and the move towards publicly owned investment banks – the kind with stock listings on the New York Stock Exchange and financial filings with the SEC.

The Quixote paper [12] has also dramatically driven the design of Quixote, particularly the social aspects.

Then shares began to slip – then to drop more dramatically – driven by margin calls.

When grazing stopped, GPP and Reco increased dramatically driven by vigorous growth of vegetation at both sites.

The danger to the U.S. from them was dramatically driven home, literally, when two medical workers in Liberia were rushed back here for treatment.

Universities must explore new pedagogies, driven by technology's low marginal costs, to dramatically drive down tuition.

The model legislation, the "Electricity Freedom Act," claims these requirements--currently on the books in 29 states and the District of Columbia--will dramatically drive up electricity rates.

The landmark Women's Health Initiative, which focused on women older than 65 and found higher rates of breast cancer, strokes and cognitive troubles in those taking hormone replacement, dramatically drove down the numbers of women who underwent such therapy.

With these numbers, the economies of scale and amortization of costs will dramatically drive down the price, just as it did in aviation, which first began as a luxury very few people could afford.

That's why several inquiries can dramatically drive your score down farther than you thought (which was the case with the clients I mentioned earlier in this blog post).