Sentence examples for dramatically from even from inspiring English sources

As I have invested in more and more companies, I have learned that many founders would benefit dramatically from even the smallest amounts of cash (compared to the overall deal size).

But what I found when I got older, I started embracing more of the simple things in life; the things that are important to me now have changed dramatically from even 10 or five years ago". We maximize, we organize, we text while driving.

And while she hesitated to come right out and pick a winner, she noted that Romney had "benefited dramatically from the evening".

"They fluctuate dramatically, from year to year, even when there are no significant changes in the instruction, or the leadership or the teaching staff," said Ms. Phillips, who has led the school for 15 years.

But he pointed out that "the cash required is coming down dramatically from what it was even a few months ago".

In this respect Galileo differed dramatically from Ptolemy, Copernicus, or even Tycho Brahe, who had demolished the crystalline spheres by his comets-as-celestial argument and flirted with physical models (Westman 1976).

"They change dramatically from day to day, and even their parents don't know".

In South Korea the figure rose even more dramatically, from 23% of GDP to 48%.

Time to treatment for drug-resistant TB decreased even more dramatically, from one month to less than a week".

My home state of California swung even more dramatically, from under a 100 prisoners per 100,000 citizens, to almost 500 in 2006.

Expenditures for billboard advertising and advertising on public transportation have increased even more dramatically, from about $12 million in 1970 to more than $300 million in 1987.