Sentence examples for dramatically put from inspiring English sources
The case was dramatically put back at the appeal court in Belfast after a late intervention by Northern Ireland's attorney general, John Larkin QC.
In fact, it will dramatically put Obama on his most solid ground: the convener of big, bold ideas; the agent for change and hope.
Pacquiao, meanwhile, hasn't stopped anyone since he battered Miguel Cotto into submission in 2009, six months after he so dramatically put Ricky Hatton to sleep.
The collocation dead end, rooted in plumbing pipes in a previous century, was used metaphorically in the 1920s, but it was Kingsley who dramatically put together the street sign and the idea of lives with no upward mobility likely — bleak futures in an unfair society.
Now the traditional OS is bloated and stagnant — Google has no need to dramatically put it out of its misery.
Tracking control of knee exoskeletons guided by human intentions often encounters time-varying (time-dependent) issues and the disturbance interaction torque, which may dramatically put an influence up on their dynamic behaviors.
The number of new cases of Ebola in Sierra Leone has jumped dramatically, putting paid to any hopes that the infection rate is slowing.
I don't think even they realise how dramatically putting US Sugar out of business - and moving the other half of Big Sugar, Florida Crystals, out of the heart of the Everglades - will change the dynamics of the restoration game.
But on Thursday, those negotiations slowed dramatically, putting a potential deal in jeopardy, according to multiple sources.
As William Deresiewicz dramatically puts it in his recent New Republic essay, "Don't Send Your Kids to the Ivy League," "Our system of elite education manufactures young people who are smart and talented and driven, yes, but also anxious, timid, and lost, with little intellectual curiosity and a stunted sense of purpose".
That number has now risen dramatically, putting an already vulnerable population at even greater risk.
