Sentence examples for dramatically made from inspiring English sources

The Houthis' aim was to stand their ground, build on the gains so dramatically made in preceding months, and send Hadi and his government into exile.

Wallace, the Daily Miror editor, and Weaver, his Sunday Mirror counterpart, were dramatically made redundant last Wednesday by Mark Hollinshead, managing director of Trinity Mirror's national titles, to pave the way for a new seven-day publishing operation across both titles.

Within the context of an ethics of care, Michael Slote (2007, 2008) has most dramatically made the case for moral sentimentalism.

That technology has been dramatically made over in Vista, however, and if the early reviews are an indication, the built-in search tools in the new operating system could diminish a significant beachhead that Google established on PC users' desktops.

The simple fact is that before the war, the administration repeatedly and dramatically made the case for war on the issue of Iraq possessing and continuing to develop weapons of mass destruction, and the likelihood that it would provide those weapons to terrorists like al-Qaeda.

What limits it dramatically makes it all the more commercial.

Old paper will soften dramatically, making it easy to pull free from an ancient binding.

He played slow, tense figures, or hit semisour chords dramatically, making his touch sticky and strange.

The court's opinions governing money and politics in recent years have changed the political game dramatically, making politicians more accountable to wealthy donors than constituents.

Rumours that Brian Eno might have produced this album, had not the circumstances around it changed so dramatically, make sense in terms of the ambience and experimentation we hear.

In 2005, the insurgency gathered force, and bombings and civilian deaths increased dramatically, making it clear that America's strategy was failing.