Sentence examples for dramatically short from inspiring English sources

On top of that, spending to combat gender inequality is falling dramatically short.

In this regard the Republican Party, which Mr. Mondello represents, falls dramatically short.

The only empirical evidence is in Welsh and Scottish club rugby, where attendances have fallen dramatically short of expectations.

They had bobbled and wavered enough to finish fourth, dramatically short of their gold-medal showing in Atlanta four years ago.

"The Lonesome Death of Hattie Carroll" came out in whispers and stopped dramatically short: the band had no need to mimic all the verses.

While some of the announced measures provide welcome adjustments in government policy, most fall dramatically short of being able to result in any substantial changes for women in the UK.

To anyone who cared to look, it had become clear that the long waves of industrial activity noted in the 1940s by Joseph Schumpeter, an Austrian-born economist best remembered for his views on "creative destruction", were getting dramatically shorter.

Chase also would not share specific timelines for its refinancings for competitive reasons, though Mr. Kelly said that Chase's "turnaround times are dramatically shorter than a year ago because we added staff and technology".

Review time is dramatically shorter and developers can buy search ads.

This method also enhanced the sensitivity for amplified target DNA and dramatically shorted the analysis time.

The PB succinimidyl ester has the longest lifetime at pH 4 (7.3 ± 0.1 h), with dramatically shorter half-lives in the basic pH regime.