Sentence examples for dramatically few from inspiring English sources

DURING a summer when the economic shadows darkened so dramatically, few paid attention to the collapse yet again of the Doha round of global trade talks.

Given the scale of the need, there are "dramatically few places" for battered women to go to in Italy, said Emanuela Donato, one of the workers at Servizio Antiviolenza S O S Donna H24, a 24-hour-a-day service for victims of domestic violence and emergency shelter.

The Governor eventually bought the ship, because it turned out that it was of excellent and sturdy construction, and available ships were dramatically few.

Most of the improved areas, like this one, had dramatically fewer cars than before the restrictions.

If so, the number of deaths will be dramatically fewer than even the new estimate.

Those colonies that had received the treated pollen suffered significantly reduced growth rates and produced dramatically fewer new queens.

Hemp's naturally higher resistance to weeds and pests means it requires dramatically fewer pesticides than cotton.

By then, he said, "there could be dramatically fewer newspapers," leaving those that remain in a stronger position to compete for readers and ads.

"The accused in such a court would have dramatically fewer rights than a person would in a court-martial," said Eugene R. Fidell, the president of the National Institute of Military Justice.

Numerous recent studies have shown that higher doses of radiation delivered by I.M.R.T. eradicate cancer more effectively with dramatically fewer side effects than any other treatment.

That would leave the computer maker publicly traded, but with dramatically fewer shares outstanding, in what financiers commonly call a stub.