Sentence examples similar to dramatically preferred from inspiring English sources
In his testimony — before the 9/11 commission, in his book "Against All Enemies," and in hours of television interviews — Clarke has presented a detailed and extremely persuasive narrative of events that differs dramatically from the version preferred by the Administration and its toadies in Congress and the media.
Interestingly, while Anthony's offensive production has improved, his shot selection hasn't changed – at least not dramatically: He still prefers to operate on the right elbow or block, where he has earned a reputation as one of the league's most singularly dominating one-on-one scorers.
A comparison of Figs. 7F and 7F shows clearly that the kinetics of the interaction between the preferred substrate 13-HPOT and HPLF is dramatically affected by the presence of lipid bodies.
But as a fledgling composer eager for a commission, he did some research and pondering, and found a solution -- only to discover that the director who asked for the work preferred the episodic approach that Mr. Adamo found so dramatically uninteresting.
For North American carload and carload blocks these are manipulated as required in classification yards in transit although the number and gross capacity of these yards has declined dramatically in response to block trains becoming much more the preferred model.
In a nod to the new kids on the block I will tell you why using the listicle, the preferred text format for anyone under 25: The world market for news is expanding dramatically.
When walking faster than preferred, the amplitude reached a maximum, then decreased sharply, indicating the switch to compliant-walking; it then increased dramatically at the onset of running (see the electronic supplementary material, figure S2 b).
He preferred the French version though, because, he said in a recent e-mail message, "it contained more music, and seemed more coherent musically and dramatically" than the Italian one.
