Sentence examples for dramatically part of from inspiring English sources

It could simply imply broadening the composition of assets held by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) to include higher yielding equities and commodities; or, more dramatically, part of the reserves could be transferred to a separate state investment agency which would maximise returns like a fund manager.Even as things stand, the PBOC is earning a handsome profit.

Under the Likud Party government of the late 1970s and early '80s, Israel's settlements in the West Bank grew dramatically, as part of a new Likud policy to maintain strategic dominance in the area.

It could be the leading edge of a service movement that should be expanded dramatically as part of the revitalization of America in President Obama's second term.

In the recent decade, antivector interventions have increased dramatically as part of malaria control initiatives in many countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

Wear this dramatically parted.

Rates for homophobic hate crimes rose dramatically in parts of the UK.

Parts of the country have enormously high unemployment rates and they're still getting dramatically worse; parts of the country have much greater, sort of, stability and confidence, so it varies a lot.

The viewer imagined the moment, which was framed dramatically, as if part of a narrative.

While the international assistance budget is up substantially from the 2003 estimated spending of $14.2 billion, the new money to be spent on Iraq in the fiscal year starting Oct. 1 would dramatically transform that part of the budget even further.

The role and rights of women had changed dramatically since the early part of the century, as they entered the workforce, received better education, and gained more political and legal independence.

After removing those redundancies from FMA, the total number of Part-Of imbalances was dramatically reduced to 327, including 51 missing concepts, 294 misaligned relations, and 36 inconsistencies.