Sentence examples for dramatically more so from inspiring English sources

It is decided by youngsters in countries such as Russia, China and Brazil.Hollywood has always been an international business, but it is becoming dramatically more so.

Humphries: The current proportion of first-time home buyers is large but not dramatically more so than historically.

Although malaria incidence dropped dramatically over time and more so concomitantly with the use of ACT, 13 we cannot be certain that there is a causal relationship between adoption of T&T and decreased malaria incidence.

As a result, AI is likely to dramatically increase income disparity, perhaps more so than other technologies that have come about recently.

The average amount of opioid prescribed per person per year rose dramatically in both groups, but more so in the WCB group (Fig. 1).

Roman history has changed dramatically over the last 50 years, and even more so over the last 250 years since Edward Gibbon wrote The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, his idiosyncratic historical experiment that began the modern study of Roman history in the English-speaking world (and which certainly would have been on Palmerston's desk).

So why are dramatically more black and African-American students suddenly choosing to enroll in graduate school in computer science?

But more so, it has dramatically increased the diagnosis of clinically occult premalignant breast lesions.

Clearly, the numbers were dramatically less in AC5KO and even more so when only mice of the same age at the time of death were compared (Fig. 1B bar at the right).

Despite this finding, generalising the results from a regionally developed and implemented programme to a broader context where educational systems may differ dramatically, raises issues of uncertainty, the more so, as this programme was developed in the 1960s and may be less appropriate to the twenty first century.

The Mets' lineup now drops off dramatically after the top four hitters, and more so when Piazza is rested.