Sentence examples for dramatically organised from inspiring English sources
To the contrary, the cultivation and use of drugs in Mexico has risen dramatically, organised crime groups now have more firepower than ever before, money is freely laundered in the country and the impunity rate has reached an historic high (pdf), with, at most, 5% of all crimes actually receiving punishment.
It is organised, well-resourced and is dramatically exacerbating the discrimination and violence that LGBT people face.
Five students who were suspended by their university for "health and safety" reasons following a protest they organised have had their punishments dramatically overturned.
We did not estimate the capital or operational costs of implementing the trip optimising system, but it is reasonable to assume that it could be centrally organised by the community without dramatically changing the level of societal benefits.
Since the beginning of the year, relations between North and South Korea have improved dramatically, and as part of that rapprochement, the two sides have organised reunions this week between long-separated families.
That's changed dramatically over the past six months, with the nationwide emergence of grassroots campaigns, often organised by women with no party political involvement or experience in formal politics.
Soon afterwards, his life changed dramatically following a working seminar, on André Weil's book The Foundations of Algebraic Geometry, organised by Douglas Northcott.
He said demand for the fire service had changed dramatically in the past 10 years and it was time to reflect that in how fire stations, engines and staff were organised.
Organised by the Malacological Society of Australasia.
