Sentence examples for dramatically lengthened from inspiring English sources

In recent decades, we've dramatically lengthened some lives by simply replacing the faulty part: A heart, kidney, lung, etc.

Ferrari also dramatically lengthened the California's gear ratios, particularly in lower gears, to ensure that peak power doesn't arrive until well up the rev range.

Their wings were formed by a membrane of skin, muscle, and other tissues stretching from the ankles to a dramatically lengthened fourth finger.

In response to a large increase in crimes beginning in the 1970s, the Legislature and the people – through ballot initiatives – dramatically lengthened sentences and added a host of new crimes and penalty enhancements.

But the multiplicity of agencies involved, the lack of strict time frames, and the reflex to gird against lawsuits have also dramatically lengthened the review process, many critics say, not just for Cape Wind but for all manner of major infrastructure projects in the U.S., from road and bridge improvements to power plants and transmission lines.

In addition, single genes in lab animals can dramatically lengthen life-span (Science, 6 April, p. 41).

But if they become practical, they could dramatically lengthen the time between when we need to plug our devices into the wall.

Opponents raised concerns that the proposal would dramatically lengthen game times.

By identifying your distant cousins who are alive today, genetic genealogy tests can dramatically lengthen your dining table--and enable you to invite to your family reunion some surprising and totally unexpected relatives.

As infectious diseases have been eradicated from the west, and lifespans have lengthened dramatically, more deaths are now being attributed to cancer – which, above all, is a disease of old age.

Since then, CLGC's client list has lengthened dramatically.