Sentence examples for dramatically small from inspiring English sources

But its increasing rate gradually descends as ϕ evolves, particularly, when ϕ ≥ 0.24, its effect on η θ δ becomes dramatically small.

It is dramatically smaller these days, and we have removed styrofoam and such things".

This dramatically smaller value can directly affect the way people think about fugitive methane.

But many, many investors know about index funds and their dramatically smaller investment fees.

The one that dealt Democrats the blow this year was dramatically smaller than the one that put them in office.

"Our economic and budgetary forecast indicates that California's leaders face a dramatically smaller budget problem in 2013-14".

"Within the next five years," said Mr. Sawyer of Deloitte Consulting, "you are going to see a dramatically smaller number of American insurance companies.

After five successive years of funding cuts, Northamptonshire county council believes it has seen the future of local government: it is dramatically smaller, its services are privatised, and its finances practically self-sufficient, almost entirely free of central government funding.

Annette Carson is challenging government rules which mean pensioners living in countries such as South Africa, Australia and Canada can end up receiving dramatically smaller state pensions than those who move to an EU country or the United States.

He, too, believes that any effort to control gangs must be accompanied by community prevention and intervention strategies, but his proposals were on a dramatically smaller scale, with a budget of a hundred and sixty-eight million dollars.

The new model is dramatically smaller than the old one — 1/4 of the size actually.