Sentence examples for dramatically rise from inspiring English sources

Back then, women comprised 1.2percentnt of German executive boards, and Lindstädt thought the number would dramatically rise in the coming years, as more women graduated from universities and began filling the corporate ranks.

That said, Microsoft managed to land its numbers, and see its share price dramatically rise.

The world has already seen some of the poorest nations dramatically rise to prosperity after substantial finds.

Most clubs offer tickets for in the region of €20 (£16.70), although prices are usually heavily 'tiered' according to the opposition and can dramatically rise when the big two of Barca or Real Madrid come into town.

Increasing the operating temperature in biomass-fueled power plants is a very difficult task as the corrosion rate generated by alkaline deposits, sulphur and/or chlorine present in biomass, will dramatically rise with increasing temperature, and a higher content of water vapor and SO2 characteristic of oxy-combustion will likely further increase it.

Win two or more of these three, and Democrats' chances of controlling the Senate dramatically rise.

But didn't Hank Steinbrenner, the ownership son who has dramatically risen, recently suggest a moratorium on the Yankees' must-win-now doctrine, in fairness to Girardi?

As domestic oil production has dramatically risen in the United States, the oil industry has been urging the White House to reverse the ban on crude oil exports.

I suggest that we also look for a cause of the housing crisis in the dramatically rising population of a country that is already overcrowded.

With advice from a friend of her Reiki master mum, Ms. Hollins changed her name to the more numerologically fortuitous Agyness Deyn, and her star dramatically rose.

Over the same time period, the project's costs grew dramatically, rising from an original budget of $115m to a reported $200m – without a single shovel ever striking paydirt.