Sentence examples for dramatically right from inspiring English sources

"Attendance doesn't change dramatically right away," he said.

But she kept faith with the story, and one final revision proved her dramatically right: "There was an explosion.

Which we did in our house – academic, banker, smack addict, sectioned – because if you don't succeed somewhere like that, then you fail dramatically, right?

A study released in February by researchers at Columbia University's Earth Institute points to 2050 as a time when the drought will begin to worsen dramatically, right around when Santolina planners predict the development could approach full capacity.

The proportion of two isotopes of the carbon in the former plant waxes changed dramatically right at the end of the Triassic.

In general, professional investors working for big companies are punished more for being dramatically wrong than they are rewarded for being dramatically right.

Australia's first choice kicker Thurston, whose natural style is to bend the ball dramatically from right to left, has a better NRL career average at 79.35% but his average over the World Cup is identical to Johnson's (26 from 35 for 74.3%).

"This market is dramatically shifting right now.

But this cultural shift is dramatically accelerating right now.

However, despite a dominant performance it was far from comfortable for the Portuguese side, as the tie remained dramatically poised right until the final whistle.

Using the T-values corresponding to this subset of genes (n=93, 89, 72), the distribution is dramatically skewed right and the statistical test of T=0 against T > 0 yields P−values of 2.502 e–09, 4.107 e–06 and 7.865 e 06 in liver, muscle and brain, respectively.