Sentence examples for dramatically leading from inspiring English sources

When 1985's album Don't Stand Me Down, still considered by many his masterpiece, flopped, his career nosedived, dramatically leading to bankruptcy and a spell in rehab.

When stock markets fell, the value of the loan securities pledged — usually shares in the business — fell dramatically, leading to margin calls and business failures.

As Canadians have been living longer, the costs of the system have increased dramatically, leading many provincial governments to curtail benefits or increase social insurance taxes.

Since real people inhabit the market, there is little reason to suppose that stock prices will remain tied to economic fundamentals: they are more likely to swing dramatically, leading to bubbles on the upside and crashes on the downside.

Even the slow-dawning realisation that Lynch was less interested in a traditional crime story than in melding a Blue Velvet-style excavation of small-town America with a supernatural mystery did little to dim the fervour of true believers (although the show's ratings plunged dramatically, leading network ABC to pull the plug at the end of the second season).

The price was mutually agreed by the parties, but Turkish gas companies say circumstances have changed dramatically, leading to a pressing need for a discount.A simple calculation shows that Turkey does not stand to gain a great deal from the Turkish Stream project.

Cuts in legal aid fees will mean fewer family lawyers available to help people; cuts in legal aid eligibility will mean more people going to court unrepresented, taking up huge amounts of court time, just when court staff and facilities are being cut dramatically – all leading towards more, not less, delay".

Strong coupling effects are enabled when the separation between adjacent nanopillars is dramatically reduced, leading to useful applications in sensing and waveguiding.

In such a case, in addition to the loss of these valuable compounds, reservoir rock diffusivity respect to gas phase will dramatically decrease leading to a significant drop-in gas production rate (Gerov and Lyomov 2002).

As a result, intracellular levels of inorganic phosphate, lactate, and H+ are dramatically increased, leading to both intracellular and extracellular acidosis and calcium (Ca2+) influx into the cells [27].

If that happens during the key phases of brain development in the first 3 to 4 months of pregnancy, the overall size of the brain would be dramatically reduced, leading to microcephaly.