Sentence examples for dramatically increasing the number from inspiring English sources

Some of our discussions have been about the specifics of new federal policies aimed at dramatically increasing the number of deportations.

A source within Downing Street said: "This is a huge vote of confidence in Nicky Morgan, who will continue with the radical programme of education reform, dramatically increasing the number of free schools and academies".

Gordon Brown, the chancellor, announced details of a new "all-employee share scheme" in the pre-budget report, which is aimed at dramatically increasing the number of people who invest in the company they work for.

By dramatically increasing the number, quality, and skill level of Rwandan clinicians and health sciences educators, the program aims to build the health education infrastructure and workforce needed to create a sustainable and advanced health care system.

Similarly, the romantic belief that dramatically increasing the number of quality inventors will dramatically increase the number of brilliant innovations is to misunderstand both the act of invention and the process of innovation.

The current administration aims to close this skills gap by dramatically increasing the number of company-sponsored apprenticeships.

And we have dramatically increased the number of foster care children going into adoptive homes.

The team now needs to dramatically increase the number of species the MozzWear app can identify.

Turkey also dramatically increased the number of journalists it locked up during the year, doubling those in prison to 14.

This dramatically increased the number of US troops in Vietnam by dropping the qualification standards of the draft.

I mean I think it's already sort of dramatically increased the number of astronomers who are working in South Africa.