Sentence examples for dramatically lost from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday 8 November he dramatically lost his majority in a budget vote.

Even if he commands his own New Democracy party, the PanHellenic Socialist Movement (Pasok) has dramatically lost support and is divided under its leader, Evangelos Venizelos.

At the most basic level, this means that state schools have dramatically lost ground to private schools in preparing their pupils for a higher education in the arts.

He outlived Stalin and then, to the dismay of friends and the glee of detractors, dramatically lost credibility inside and outside Russia by accepting official blandishments and joining the Communist Party in 1960.

England, in stark contrast, dramatically lost their way once their lead had been wiped out and Hodgson resigned because he knew there was absolutely no way his contract would be renewed.

Racegoers must wait for his much-anticipated first meeting with Sprinter Sacre, however, as Henderson will aim him instead for the Desert Orchid Chase at Kempton, the race in which he dramatically lost his unbeaten record over fences two years ago when he was pulled up with an irregular heartbeat.

Perfect when sipped in the environs of the Aegean, this is a classic example of a liquid souvenir that dramatically loses appeal in northern climes.

From the mid-20th century, the state's population declined dramatically, losing about one-fifth of its inhabitants between 1960 and the beginning of the 21st century.

That reluctance to change caused the company to drop in popularity dramatically, lose tremendous market share, and put itself on the edge of extinction.

Europe has made only insufficient use of its opportunities since 1989 – and could dramatically lose influence in the emerging power structure of the 21st century.

Metalist's only previous games against an English club came in the first round of the 2007/08 UEFA Cup when they drew 1-1 at Everton before dramatically losing the second leg 3-2.