Sentence examples for dramatically opened from inspiring English sources

Despite the changes that have so dramatically opened up its economy in recent decades, China is still, after all, a communist dictatorship.

And Wakefield's eyes were not dramatically opened to the so-called dangers of MMR by his laboratory finding in 1998, as portrayed in the film: he was a longstanding critic of vaccination, and previously argued that it caused Crohn's disease.

One large model shows them dramatically opened up and linked together, their pitched roofs made flat and usable: suburban detachment turned into a collective urbanism.

Now that Dr. Reddy's efforts have dramatically opened up private sector participation, the nation as such is bound to benefit substantially if a responsive government steps up its efforts in addressing the primary health care needs and simultaneously provides encouragement to the private sector to focus on tertiary care.

But the cost has dropped dramatically, opening up the data for private companies to use.

The new model "dramatically opens up" the company's communication environment, but does not disrupt conventional decision-making hierarchy.

But electronic searches have changed that dramatically, opening up fruitful new ways to think about the law.

Breton's reverie is more intense, like that of a seer: mid-strip, he dramatically opens his eyes.

Solving the problem of data efficiency could dramatically open up the industry, letting new startups compete on a level playing field with those who have access to petabytes of customer data.

His left-hand work was, and still is, unsurpassed in its technique and musicality and considering the tragedies that have befallen his right hand (a cyst removed in 1988, a fracture in 1990, and an operation on a nerve in 1993 which dramatically opens and closes the book), it is pretty amazing that he has been able to continue working at all.

It's possible that this new emerging segment will dramatically open up the total addressable VR market.