Sentence examples for dramatically out of from inspiring English sources

The release of the latest enrollment figure represents a high-water mark for the legislation, which stumbled dramatically out of the gate amid technical problems plaguing the insurance exchange website.

First a small stumble, and then a major topple, ruled him dramatically out of the running.

Mr Gehry's buildings are dramatically out of scale with the rows of brownstones nearby.

Mr Krainer concludes that, nationally, American house prices are not dramatically out of line with rental values.But there are two caveats.

She does this by conveying inner states of feeling and surmise that are dramatically out of synch with outer, assumed attitudes.

Our hotel, the Himmatgarh Palace, on a hill outside of town, afforded us a great view of the walled city rising dramatically out of the desert plain like a mirage.

"The extremes have been cut back dramatically — out-of-control parties, the number of alcohol-related hospitalizations," Moneta said.

Unlike prior studies that have examined the standard seated ATD or the dramatically out-of-position ATD, these tests were conducted using an ATD seated in non-standard but typical driving position.

"Eventually float will shorten, and shorten dramatically for out-of-town checks," said John Hall, a spokesman for the American Bankers Association, a trade group in Washington.

This change would dramatically increase out-of-pocket health care costs for seniors, making medical care unaffordable for many, while at the same time bolstering the profits of the private insurance corporations.

The Senate didn't stop the weakening of the Medicare Trust Fund that will result from the repeal of the payroll tax on wealthy Americans, nor did it change the so-called age tax that would dramatically increase out-of-pocket costs for older Americans in the form of higher premiums.