Sentence examples for dramatically rises from inspiring English sources

"As the number of older people dramatically rises, it is vital that governments develop and refine policies that help older people to remain active, appreciated and capable of achieving their potential for their own sakes and their societies," said Roles.

For transverse magnetic (TM) wave incidence, it is observed that the deviation of specular reflectivity dramatically rises as the incident angle approaches to the pseudo Brewster׳s angle, which violates the prediction based on Rayleigh criterion.

Quantitative Real Time PCR analysis revealed that PdPR5-1 transcript level is generally low at the early, after pit hardening (S2 & S3), and mature green stages (S4) and dramatically rises during fruit ripening (S4) in all four varieties.

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.

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

"Dramatically rising energy costs will only stabilise when there is enough renewable energy coming on stream".

But aerosol concentrations in southern Europe would also increase dramatically, rising by 60%.