Sentence examples for dramatically sometimes from inspiring English sources

To entice customers, cruise lines have cut prices dramatically, sometimes by as much as 40%.

Note that rates drop dramatically – sometimes by up to 50% – out of season.

People taking the medications have seen their cholesterol levels plummet dramatically, sometimes by 75percentt.

Since then, over the past four years, the price has fluctuated dramatically, sometimes tied to news like the halving and broad economic uncertainty and hacked exchanges and, sometimes, seemingly moving on no news at all.

And of course, the values and leadership qualities (or lack thereof) of the founders they choose to back, have the opportunity to dramatically, sometimes even drastically, affect our consumer and professional landscapes for the better or, for the worse.

In healthy individuals, PCT levels are very low (<0.01 ng/ml) while in patients with bacterial sepsis the levels increase dramatically, sometimes to more than several hundred nanograms per milliliter.

History spills into the streets here, dramatically and sometimes unsettlingly.

In the e-lance economy, the role of the traditional business manager changes dramatically and sometimes disappears completely.

It's pitched halfway between poetic-strange and comic-strange, a spectrum across which the show veers dramatically, and sometimes falls off entirely.

The Internet is the greatest model of a network organization that has yet emerged, and it reveals a startling truth: in an e-lance economy, the role of the traditional business manager changes dramatically and sometimes disappears completely.

Did you know that besides being dramatically, and sometimes astronomically more valuable than synthetic diamonds, natural diamonds are getting rarer with each passing year?