Sentence examples for dramatically higher rates from inspiring English sources

But African Americans, particularly young African American men, still face dramatically higher rates of gun violence than white Americans do.

There's a good chance that President Obama and Congress will block the scheduled tax increase on Americans who earn less than $200,000, but wealthier taxpayers face dramatically higher rates.

The loss of the glaciers portends dramatically higher rates of malaria and worrisome effects on local economies, the researchers warn.

Such intensive land use can lead to dramatically higher rates of chemical alteration, the researchers say, which would explain the sudden shift in weathering patterns 3000 years ago.

Communities with high rates of incarceration experience dramatically higher rates of all of the following: HIV-infection rates, unemployment, domestic abuse, less-than-high school education, below-average life span, single-parent homes, and poverty-level income.

And what crimes have, do or will certain officers perpetrate, specifically against people of color who are targeted, killed, charged and imprisoned at dramatically higher rates than their white counterparts?

The materials were analysed by high-resolution EBSD orientation mapping, which revealed that grain refinement occurred at a dramatically higher rate in the particle-containing alloy.

The higher incidence of Hafnia alvei isolation observed among females as compared to males was largely due the dramatically higher rate of urinary foci seen among females (Table 1).

Chinese CAD patients with CKD had dramatically high rates of adverse clinical outcomes; for them, long-term statin therapies were exceptionally effective in improving morbidity and mortality.

Chicago's police department has swung from a dramatically high rate of investigative stops to a dramatically low one.

More than a dozen other large cities, including St Louis, Detroit, New Orleans, Baltimore and Newark, have dramatically higher murder rates.