Sentence examples for dramatically not only from inspiring English sources

Recent studies of three smaller reserves -- one near Cape Canaveral, another in the Caribbean and a third off the Florida Keys -- show that they boost fish populations quickly and dramatically, not only within the zones but in adjoining waters as well.

In other words, the aspect ratios affect dramatically not only the finish time of LHTES but also the natural convection inside the rectangular cavity.

Compared with the normal 1D core/shell structure, this novel 3D architecture can dramatically not only increase the surface area for MnO2 loading but also facilitate the ion and electron transfer.

Diabetic foot ulcer infection followed by amputation contribute dramatically not only to the morbidity among persons with diabetes [8] but are also associated with severe clinical depression and dramatically increased mortality rates [9].

The prevalence of obesity is increasing dramatically, not only in industrialized countries but also in developing ones.

The gonorrhea incidence rates vary dramatically, not only by age but also by ethnic group and geography.

The least little incident, such as a trip or collision, may alter her timetable by only a second or two, but it dramatically affects not only her fate and Manni's, but the future of those with whom she comes in contact.

Perspectives on domesticity and the daily lives of women have dramatically influenced not only the materials of art but also subjects portrayed.

The results of these studies indicate that in engineering the ATRA-1A isomers, the associated change in peptide length and charge dramatically impacts not only their antimicrobial effectiveness, but also the mechanism of action they employ relative to that of the full-length parent peptide NA-CATH.

It was (and remains) a calculated gamble on his part, but it's one built on a solid foundation of modern programming principles and the ability to expand its market dramatically, by not only supporting G Suite, but a variety of SaaS applications in a single management interface.

When humans learned to produce food, they dramatically altered not only the balance between themselves and their environment, but also that between the two sexes.