Sentence examples for dramatically integrated from inspiring English sources

Never fully dramatically integrated, it functions as a pretext for actions (which is not the same thing).

The sportswear industry has dramatically integrated into the apparel industry as fitness apparel, in particular, has become the most recent casual "uniform," contributing to the booming trend of "athleisure" (Pasquarelli 2014).

He called for music more ambitious and dramatically integrated than operetta's traditional short songs and for plots that, if not serious, at least offered believable and sympathetic characters.

The performance of a Web caching system can be dramatically increased by integrating document prefetching (a.k.a. "proactive caching") into its design.

On Tuesday, the Cold War finally ended with a historic trade agreement between China and Taiwan that will dramatically integrate the mainland's economy with that of its claimed breakaway province.

Interventions are dramatically strengthened when integrated into wider programmes, implemented by organisations that have established a strong relationship with the communities in which they work.

But he notes that Exxon peer Chevron Corp., which is also highly integrated, has dramatically improved its financial resilience.

The analysis supports, although it does not prove, that integrated CCM dramatically increases the number of children treated for fever, diarrhea, and pneumonia.

We believe that the number of people who buy tickets on mobile will go up dramatically when we integrate that into the mobile experience.

Translating this performance to integrated photonics will dramatically reduce cost and footprint for applications such as ultrahigh capacity fibre and data centre networks, atomic clocks and sensing.

Zimmermann (2007) showed that if male and female migrants are fully integrated, their earnings grow dramatically, but the increase in the females' earnings is higher.