Sentence examples for dramatically slow from inspiring English sources

"At this point, we're just trying to sustain the industry until we can dramatically slow down the disease," says Rogers.

Hot, sunny weather, which can kill late blight, could dramatically slow or eliminate the fungus's spread over the next week, experts said.

Anti-Keystone activists believe that, if they can prevent Canadian crude from reaching Texas, they can dramatically slow the development of the oil sands.

"They would not necessarily be dramatically slow but they would not be optimally fast," if the weather was cold or wet, he said.

It is too late to make any difference on D-day,but they will dramatically slow the Allied break-out from Normandy.

All of these plans rest on the same assumption, which is that something can be done to halt, or at least dramatically slow, land loss.

In the current Senate, Republicans have blocked legislation and dramatically slowed the consideration of judicial nominees.

Today, most marathoners simply want to finish, and races have become dramatically slower, at least after the top runners.

But he has failed to take account of what Einstein knew: that extreme gravity dramatically slows time.

All these tasks will be easier if the flow of money to the cartels is dramatically slowed down.

But soon after that they start crowding each other for food and space and growth dramatically slows.